NAD+ therapy,
with evidence
in perspective.
A clinically considered conversation about NAD+ biology, the emerging human evidence and whether an IV option may be suitable for you.
Understanding NAD+
Essential biology.
Evolving evidence.
NAD+ is a coenzyme found in every living cell. It is central to redox chemistry, energy metabolism and the activity of several cellular enzymes.
Researchers study NAD+ because it participates in metabolic pathways, DNA repair processes, cellular signalling and the biology of ageing.
That biological importance does not automatically establish a clinical benefit from IV NAD+. Human evidence is still developing, so our approach is to explain what is known, what remains uncertain and what your consultation should consider.
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Naturally present
NAD+ exists throughout the body and supports normal cellular chemistry.
02
Central to metabolism
It acts as a coenzyme in reactions involved in cellular energy.
03
Evidence evolving
Clinical outcomes from IV NAD+ are not yet established.
One coenzyme.
Many cellular roles.
NAD+ biology is complex. These four areas explain why it attracts scientific interest without turning that interest into a promise of treatment benefit.
01
Redox chemistry
NAD+ accepts and transfers electrons in reactions that help cells process energy.
02
Energy metabolism
It participates in pathways that convert nutrients into energy used by cells.
03
Enzyme activity
Several enzyme families use NAD+ as a cofactor or substrate in cellular processes.
04
Repair context
NAD+ dependent enzymes are involved in DNA repair, signalling and cellular stress responses.
Considered care,
step by step.
The same clinical pathway applies whether your first conversation is in the clinic or by FaceTime.
01
Nursing consultation
A private conversation about your goals, health history, medications and relevant information.
02
Clinical assessment
Your nurse considers suitability, evidence, limitations and individual risk factors.
03
Doctor consultation
You attend the clinic to connect with the doctor as required before treatment.
04
Your appointment
If suitable, the plan is prepared and administered in the private clinic.
05
Monitoring and care
Your nurse monitors you throughout and provides considered aftercare guidance.
Clarity before
commitment.
Still unsure? Begin with a consultation and bring your questions with you.
01 What is NAD+?
NAD+ is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme naturally present in cells and involved in redox reactions, metabolism and the activity of several enzymes.
02 Is IV NAD+ proven to slow ageing?
No established evidence shows that IV NAD+ slows ageing or produces a particular wellness outcome. Recent reviews describe promising biology but limited and inconclusive human clinical evidence.
03 What happens during consultation?
Your nurse reviews your health history, medications, goals and relevant clinical factors. The available evidence, limitations and potential risks are discussed before any decision.
04 How long does an NAD+ infusion take?
The infusion rate and appointment length vary according to the proposed plan and individual response. Your nurse explains timing after assessment.
05 Is NAD+ therapy suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability depends on individual health circumstances and clinical assessment. Treatment does not proceed when it is not considered appropriate.
Begin with a conversation.
Choose an in clinic or FaceTime nursing consultation and continue to the secure booking system.
