NAD+ IV Therapy: Recover faster. Anti-Aging IV Therapy
Nurse-led IV therapy in the Minneapolis area
A Quick Look at How NAD+ IV Therapy Works
NAD+ IV Therapy gives your body Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide — usually just called NAD+. It’s a coenzyme your body already makes and uses in every single cell.
One of its biggest jobs is helping your cells turn the food you eat into usable energy.
You may have started hearing more about NAD+ in the last few years, especially around aging and energy. One reason is that NAD+ levels tend to decline as we get older. Researchers have been studying this for decades because NAD+ plays such an important role in metabolism and cellular repair.
With NAD+ IV Therapy, the infusion is delivered slowly through an IV so your body can tolerate it comfortably. NAD+ infusions usually take longer than other IV therapies, which is why we monitor you closely throughout the appointment.
Many people who ask us about NAD+ IV Therapy are simply looking for ways to support energy, focus, and healthy aging as life gets busy. Our role as nurses is to walk through the information with you and help you decide whether it makes sense for you.
What NAD+ Can do for Your Body
NAD+ isn’t a trend. It’s a coenzyme your body actually needs one that quietly powers some of your most essential biological functions. Here’s what restoring your levels can support:
More energy, at a cellular level: Fatigue isn’t always about sleep. NAD+ is central to how your cells produce energy, and when levels drop, you feel it — in your body, your focus, your drive. Replenishing NAD+ gives your cells what they need to do their job, so you can do yours.
Sharper thinking and mental clarity: Your brain relies on NAD+ to repair neurons and maintain function. Clients often notice improved focus, mental clarity, and a lift in cognitive fog — not a stimulant effect, but a more sustained, grounded kind of clear.
Support for healthy aging: NAD+ levels naturally decline as we get older — that’s just biology. Replenishing them supports healthier cellular function, helps reduce chronic fatigue, and promotes the kind of vitality that doesn’t come from pushing through, but from actually restoring what’s been depleted.
Metabolic support: NAD+ plays a direct role in how your body processes glucose and fat. Optimizing your levels can support your metabolic pathways and mitochondrial function — the systems that keep your energy steady and your body running efficiently.
DNA repair and cellular health: Every day, your cells sustain damage that needs to be repaired. NAD+ supports those repair mechanisms. Maintaining adequate levels helps your body keep up with that process — which matters for long-term health and longevity.
Immune system support: NAD+ is involved in regulating your immune response. A well-functioning immune system isn’t just about fighting off illness — it’s about your body having the resources to respond when it needs to.
Want to learn more about NAD+ and it’s benefits?
Check out our comprehensive blog: What Is NAD+ IV Therapy? Benefits, Research & Considerations
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NAD+ Frequently Asked Questions
No, both are NAD precursors which can be converted into NAD in the body, but they are not the same as NAD+.
Most individuals don’t. However, always consult with your doctor about any concerns.
NAD+ plays an essential role in the mechanisms of DNA repair within our cells, supporting the mending of damaged DNA essential for cell health.
Frequency varies depending on individual needs. Consult with our experts for personalized advice.
NAD+ is synthesized in the body from several precursors, including vitamin B3 (niacin) and nicotinic acid. They serve as vital components in NAD+ biosynthesis.
NAD+ plays an integral role in the citric acid cycle (or Krebs cycle) by accepting electrons and facilitating the production of ATP.
NAD+ promotes the health of brain cells by supporting energy production and aiding in DNA repair mechanisms, potentially preventing age-associated cognitive decline.
What Makes our NAD+ Therapy Different
NAD+ is one of the more complex therapies we offer. We take that seriously.
NAD+ infusions run longer than a standard drip typically two to four hours – and require attentive, clinical oversight the entire time. Every session is administered by a registered nurse who monitors you closely and adjusts the infusion rate as needed. We don’t rush it, and we don’t leave.
Dosing is informed by your health history and goals, not a standard template. And because we’re mobile, all of it happens in your home, on your schedule — no clinic, no waiting room, no rearranging your day.
What To Expect During Your Appointment
Your appointment typically lasts about one hour.
Here is how it works:
- We complete a brief consultation and health review.
- We confirm that the NAD+ IV Therapy is appropriate for you.
- We begin your IV and monitor you throughout the session.
- We provide aftercare guidance before we leave.
Most clients relax, work, or rest during their infusion. Our goal is for you to feel informed, comfortable, and cared for from start to finish.
Ready to Book your Infusion?
NAD+ therapy works best when it’s done right — unhurried, nurse-monitored, and tailored to you. We come to you, we stay with you, and we make sure you feel supported from start to finish.
