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NAD+ Injections in Northport, Alabama
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a naturally occurring coenzyme found in every cell of the body. It plays a vital role in energy production, cellular repair, and overall metabolic function. As we age or experience stress, illness, or poor lifestyle habits, our NAD+ levels decline, leading to
fatigue, slower metabolism, and reduced cellular health. NAD+ therapy helps replenish these levels, supporting both wellness and weight management.
How NAD+ Works
NAD+ acts as a "helper molecule" in important cellular processes:
- Boosts mitochondrial function to increase energy production
- Supports repair of DNA and cell regeneration
- Enhances brain function, focus, and mental clarity Improves metabolism and may aid in weight management
- Reduces oxidative stress and inflammation in the body Supports immune function
- Promotes healthier skin
What to Expect
- Quick treatment: twice weekly subcutaneous injection
- No downtime
- Immediate to 24 hours: Some patients report a subtle boost in energy, focus, or mood within hours of their first injection.
- First 1-2 weeks: With regular dosing (often 2-3 times per week), benefits like improved mental clarity, reduced fatigue, and better recovery from workouts become more noticeable.
- Ongoing use (3-4 weeks): Patients may experience enhanced metabolism, more consistent energy levels, and overall improvement in well-being.
Possible Side Effects
NAD+ therapy is generally well tolerated. However, some patients may experience:
- Temporary flushing or warmth Mild nausea or headache
- Local irritation at the injection/IV site Rarely, muscle cramps or dizziness
Contraindications: Who Should Not Use NAD+
- Are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Have certain active cancers (consult with your physician first) Have severe liver or kidney disease
- Have a known allergy to NAD+ or related ingredients
- Are under medical treatment that may interact with NAD+ therapy (discuss with your provider)
- Always consult with our medical team before starting NAD+ therapy to ensure it's safe and appropriate for you.
