NAD+ stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, a biochemical which is present at the cellular level. NAD is a naturally occurring B-vitamin derivative of Niacin that is vital to hundreds of metabolic functions, including the generation of cellular energy.

Unfortunately, drugs, alcohol, stress, medications, chronic illness and age all contribute to a decrease in our NAD+ stores. As NAD+ goes down, so does our energy. Cells age and deteriorate and deficiencies can trigger metabolic and degenerative diseases, including cognitive diseases.

This IV aims to undo that process by replenishing NAD+. Using IV infusion therapy we administer this anti-aging compound directly into your blood circulation so your cells have access to as much as they need.

NAD+ is short for “Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide”. It’s made up of nucleotides, which are considered to be the build- ing blocks for the nucleic acids that make up our DNA.

The two nucleotides that comprise NAD are joined together by their phosphate groups.

Scientists first discovered NAD in 1906 when Arthur Harden and William Young were studying fermentation. Their work would lead to many more scientific discoveries and Harden being co-awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for chemistry in 1929.

Since the discovery of NAD+, scientists have continued to identify its role in a wide range of chemical reactions that influence metabolism, cellular repair, and cell homeostasis.

Your body is dependent on NAD+ for its sirtuin proteins to function. This is important because sirtuin proteins influence longevity and play a role in dictating the aging process.

In total, your body has seven dierent sirtu in proteins. NAD+ helps regulate sirtuin activity through the removal of acyl groups, a metabolic process that’s known as the deacylation.

Collectively, sirtuins influence genes associated with aging, inflammation, fat storage, fat synthesis, and blood sugar management. And without NAD+, sirtuins simply cannot function properly.