NAD+ Therapy Explained: Energy, Focus, and Healthy Aging
NAD+ Therapy: What It Is and Why It Matters
Let’s talk about NAD+—because chances are, you’ve either never heard of it, or you’ve seen it hyped online without much explanation. So let’s break it down in a way that actually makes sense.
NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (I know, it’s a mouthful), and it’s something your body makes naturally. It plays a central role in how your cells create energy. Think of it as a coenzyme that keeps the lights on at a cellular level—helping with everything from metabolism to brain function to how well your body repairs itself.
Why Would Someone Consider NAD+ Therapy?
As we get older—or go through periods of stress, illness, poor sleep, or even just life in general—our NAD+ levels start to drop. That’s when you might start noticing things like:
- Slower recovery
- Brain fog
- Low energy
- Trouble sleeping
- Poor focus
- Feeling “off” for no obvious reason
NAD+ therapy is a way to give your body a boost. By replenishing those levels, we’re essentially fueling your mitochondria (your cells' powerhouses) and supporting better function across the board.
What Kind of Benefits Are We Talking About?
Everyone’s experience is different, but here are some of the more common benefits people report:
- Improved mental clarity and focus
- More consistent energy throughout the day
- Better mood and resilience under stress
- Faster recovery from workouts or illness
- Support for metabolism and healthy aging
If you’re someone who just doesn’t feel like yourself lately—physically, mentally, or both—this might be something worth exploring.
How Is It Given?
With NAD+, the process is simple and stress-free. After your consult with me, if we decide it’s a good fit, the therapy is ordered through one of our trusted telehealth partners and shipped directly to your door.
You’ll take it at home using small subcutaneous injections—similar to a B12 shot. I’ll walk you through how to use it, step by step, so you feel confident from day one.
Is It Safe?
Yes, when prescribed appropriately. Your body already makes NAD+, so we’re simply helping restore what’s been depleted. Before starting, we’ll review your health history and make sure it’s a good fit for your individual needs and goals.