NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide.

Sounds complicated. What it does is actually pretty simple to understand:

Your cells need NAD+ to function.

NAD+ helps your mitochondria convert nutrients from food into usable cellular energy in the form of ATP. It also participates in cellular signaling and serves as a substrate for enzymes involved in DNA repair and cellular maintenance.

Think of your mitochondria as tiny power plants inside your cells.

NAD+ helps keep the machinery running.

Without adequate NAD+, cellular energy production simply doesn't work the way it's supposed to.

NAD+ therapy may be considered as part of a wellness plan focused on:

CELLULAR ENERGY
Supports the biochemical pathways your cells use to produce energy.

HEALTHY AGING
Supports cellular processes involved in maintenance, metabolism, and healthy aging.

MENTAL CLARITY
NAD+ is essential to normal cellular energy metabolism throughout the body—including the brain.

METABOLIC HEALTH
NAD+ plays an important role in the pathways involved in converting nutrients into cellular energy.

RECOVERY + RESILIENCE
Supports cellular energy demands during periods of increased physical or mental stress.

MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION
NAD+ is directly involved in mitochondrial energy production and cellular metabolism.

CELLULAR REPAIR
NAD+ is utilized by enzymes involved in DNA repair, cellular signaling, and cellular maintenance.

NAD+ therapy may appeal to adults interested in:

• Healthy aging + longevity-focused wellness
• Cellular health
• Energy metabolism
• Mental performance + clarity
• Exercise and recovery support
• Metabolic wellness
• Maintaining performance during demanding seasons of life
• A more proactive approach to wellness

NAD+ isn't appropriate for everyone. Your health history, medications, current conditions, and individual goals should be reviewed before treatment.

NAD+ therapy isn't appropriate for everyone.

Treatment may not be recommended—or may require additional medical clearance—if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding
• Have a history of, active, or recent cancer diagnosis or are undergoing cancer treatment
• Have significant liver or kidney disease
• Have a serious or unstable medical condition
• Have a known allergy or previous adverse reaction to NAD+ or any ingredient in the formulation
• Are taking medications or receiving treatments that may require additional clinical review
• Are experiencing an acute medical emergency or symptoms that require a higher level of care

Your safety comes first.

Every NAD+ treatment begins with a review of your health history, medications, current conditions, and wellness goals to determine whether therapy is appropriate for you.

When needed, we may recommend medical clearance or consultation with your treating provider before proceeding.

Aging happens at the cellular level.

One of the most interesting things about NAD+ is its relationship with aging.

NAD+ levels and NAD+ metabolism change as we get older. Researchers are studying how these changes interact with mitochondrial function, metabolic health, oxidative stress, DNA repair, and other biological processes associated with aging.

This doesn't make NAD+ a fountain of youth—and we won't tell you that it is.

It does make NAD+ an important molecule in the rapidly evolving science of cellular health and healthy aging.

Cell care = self care.

NAD+ works differently.

Vitamins and minerals provide nutrients your body needs to perform thousands of different functions.

NAD+ sits directly within some of the cellular reactions responsible for energy metabolism and cellular maintenance.

That's why we're interested in NAD+.

Not because it's trendy.

Because the biology behind it is fascinating.