NAD+ INJECTION THERAPY

• Nervousness/Anxiety

• Nausea/Vomiting

• Headaches

• Fatigue

• Tachycardia

If you have any health issues call your doctor before taking NAD+ supplements!

While NAD+ therapy is safe and effective for most people, some individuals should not undergo NAD treatment.

• History of cancer

• History of Liver or Kidney disease

• History of seizure disorders

• Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding mothers

• If having surgery stop taking two weeks before surgical procedure

• Poor diet and nutritional deficiencies. Limit the intake of sugar. Eat more healthy fats and protein in your diet

• Remove processed foods altogether

• Excessive alcohol consumption. Reduce or eliminate alcohol. Avoiding excessive alcohol consumption can help prevent NAD+ depletion

• Get daily sun exposure

• Improve Energy Production: NAD+ is essential to produce cellular energy. It plays a critical role in the process of converting nutrients into ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which powers our cells and provides the energy needed for various bodily functions. NAD+ is essential for converting food into energy, a process that occurs in the mitochondria of our cells. By supplementing with NAD+, individuals may experience a significant increase in cellular energy production, leading to improved stamina and reduced feelings of fatigue. This is particularly beneficial for those facing energy lulls due to aging or chronic health conditions.

• Longevity and Anti-Aging Effects:One of the most sought-after benefits of NAD+ is its potential anti-aging effects. NAD+ has proven to have anti-aging properties. It activates certain enzymes called sirtuins (often called longevity genes), which are involved in regulating cellular health and longevity. By enhancing sirtuin activity, NAD+ can help slow down the aging process and promote a healthier, more youthful appearance.

• DNA Repair: DNA gets damaged thousands of times daily. NAD+ plays a crucial role in maintaining mitochondrial health, reducing oxidative stress, and promoting DNA repair—essential factors for slowing aging. Inside your mitochondria--those tiny cellular power plants—NAD+ helps convert glucose and fatty acids onto ATP, your body’s energy currency. Mitochondria are often referred to as the powerhouse of the cell. Their main function is to generate the energy needed necessary to power cells. This process powers everything.

• Enhanced Mental Clarity and Cognitive Function: NAD+ supports brain health and cognitive function. It helps protect neurons from damage. Promotes the formation of neural connections, improves memory and learning capabilities. NAD+ works differently, instead of forcing your brain cells to overwork, it increases the amount of energy being converted into cellular energy, which might give your brain cells the power they need to work at their best.

• Improves Physical Recovery and Endurance: Athletes and physically active individuals may find NAD+ particularly beneficial for enhancing athletic performance. Increased NAD+ levels can improve muscle function and endurance, reduce recovery times and support energy metabolism during intense physical activity. This can result in better performance, increased strength and a greater capacity for physical exertion.

• Strengthening Immune Barrier and Inflammation: NAD+ contributes to broader health and wellness, supports the immune system, enhances mood, improves sleep quality and can even aid in managing symptoms of certain chronic conditions. By promoting optimal cellular function and mitigating the decline in NAD+ levels associated with aging offer a foundation for a healthier, more vibrant life.

• Encourage Hair Growth: It's not just your skin that benefits from NAD+. Hair health is also closely linked to NAD+ levels. Hair loss and thinning are common concerns as we age. NAD+ has been found to support the proliferation and differentiation of hair follicle stem cells, which are responsible for generating new hair strands. By promoting the growth and renewal of these stem cells, NAD+ may help counteract hair loss and encourage the formation of new, healthy hair.

• Helps With Weight Management: Several studies have shown that NAD+ supplementation can improve metabolic function and promote weight loss. Scientific research has shown that NAD+ can help with weight loss in many ways:

o Helps to increase hormone level called adiponectin, which regulates metabolism

o Helps to break down fat cells and prevent their re-formation

o Boost the body’s ability to burn calories

• The dosage and frequency of NAD+ injections can vary depending on individual factors such as age, and health status. Treatment goals play a significant role in determining the appropriate NAD injection dosage. NAD+ injection dosage is highly personalized.

• Always follow the instructions of your prescriber and never use more than instructed.

• NAD + injection is best administered slowly subcutaneously into the tissue just below your skin. This allows for slow absorption into the bloodstream and helps to prevent bruising. It can be given in the back of the arm, abdomen, or flank.

• To avoid irritation, administer the injection in a different location than the last one.

• NAD+ injectable syringes are kept refrigerated since NAD+ is unstable at warm temperatures.

• A follow-up monthly patient visit will be required.

There is no time of the day or specific instructions when it comes to taking your NAD+ but taking early in the day is a good idea if your goal is more energy.

• NAD+ is administered via subcutaneous injections.

• NAD+ injections involve administering NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide), a coenzyme found in all living cells. This method bypasses the digestive system, allowing for faster absorption and potentially more significant effects compared to oral supplementation.

• You may experience redness, swelling, stinging or bruising at the injection site. Injecting slowly may help prevent symptoms.

• For your first dose pay careful attention to how your body responds to the initial dose to decide when it’s best to ramp up.

• If you miss your injection, skip the missed dose, and resume your usual dosing schedule. Do not double the dose to catch up.

• It typically takes three months to see long-term benefits.

• Choose a dosing schedule that works for you. For example, if you are injecting 3 times per week, decide whether Monday/Wednesday/Friday is a viable schedule to keep on a consistent date. Try setting alarms or calendar reminders to keep you on track.

The medication you are going to be utilizing is one that requires self-injection. The needle you will use is called an insulin syringe, since it is normally used for self-injection of medications like insulin, at a mere ¼ ", the tip of the syringes is extremely small and virtually painless. The medication is intended to be injected into the subcutaneous tissue, which means just under the skin.

• NAD+ injections are administered on either your stomach, upper arm or flank.

• To avoid irritation, administer the injection in a different location than the last time. Rotate injection sight, don’t use the same sight every time.

• f you are injecting around the belly button, choose a location two or three finger widths away from the belly button itself.

• Swab the area with an alcohol swab.

• Remove the cap from your insulin syringe.

• Holding the syringe in your dominant hand, dart the needle straight into the skin, at a 45-90-degree angle. The needle tip should be completely in the skin.

• Slowly inject the solution into the tissue.

• Once the syringe is empty, replace the orange cap and dispose in a sharps container or in accordance with your state’s at-home needle disposal regulations.

• If the injection site becomes red or sore report this to the attention of your coach for their examination.