NAD+ IV therapy is used to support cellular energy production and mitochondrial health. This therapy is considered part of regenerative support and requires a medical evaluation to determine appropriate dosing and infusion pacing.

Clinical Expertise

Dr. Judith Rubin and Zarah Pulfrey PA-C  evaluate symptoms, medications, medical conditions, and metabolic health before recommending NAD+. Infusion rates and dosing vary significantly between patients, making individualized assessment essential.

Common Uses for NAD+ Support

Patients may be evaluated for NAD+ therapy for:
• Age-related fatigue
• Mitochondrial support
• Metabolic stress
• Recovery after physical or cognitive strain
• General regenerative support

Individual response varies.

How NAD+ Works

NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in energy production and cellular repair. IV administration provides systemic availability that may support cellular pathways involved in energy metabolism.

What Happens During the Medical Consultation

Your provider reviews medical history, medications, and screening labs when applicable. The infusion process, potential sensations during treatment, and follow-up expectations are explained.

If you want to know whether NAD+ therapy is appropriate for your needs, the next step is to schedule a consultation with one of our medical providers. This visit gives you a personalized assessment and a clear plan based on your individual health needs.

What to Expect During the Infusion

• Administered in-office
• Infusion times vary
• Temporary sensations such as warmth or tightness may occur
• Activity can usually be resumed afterward

Safety and Screening Protocols

Screening includes cardiovascular status, metabolic concerns, medication interactions, and any recent illness. Adjustments or alternatives may be provided.

*Individual results may vary and are not guaranteed