What Is NAD+?
The Cellular Coenzyme at the Heart of Energy Production
NAD+ is found in every living cell and plays a central role in over 500 enzymatic reactions, including the conversion of nutrients into ATP (cellular energy), activation of sirtuins (longevity-associated proteins), DNA repair, and regulation of circadian rhythm. NAD+ levels decline by approximately 50% between ages 40 and 60, contributing to the fatigue, brain fog, metabolic slowdown, and reduced resilience associated with aging. Intravenous NAD+ bypasses the GI tract to deliver the molecule directly into the bloodstream at concentrations not achievable with oral supplementation. Indianapolis patients report significant improvements in energy, mental clarity, and mood following NAD+ infusion protocols.
Essential coenzyme for cellular energy (ATP) production
Activates sirtuins — longevity-associated protein regulators
Supports DNA repair and genomic stability
Levels decline 40–50% between ages 40 and 60
IV delivery achieves higher blood levels than oral supplements
Used for energy, cognition, addiction support, and longevity protocols
