NAD+ Therapy
NAD+ is a coenzyme every cell in your body relies on for energy production and repair. Levels decline naturally with age, which is why NAD+ has become a cornerstone of longevity and healthy-aging care. Restore Health offers NAD+ therapy three ways: an in-clinic IV, injections shipped to your home, or a hybrid path that starts in-clinic and shifts to home from there.
The Coenzyme Behind Energy and Repair
NAD+, short for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. It plays a central role in converting the food you eat into usable energy and in repairing cellular damage that accumulates over time. Your body produces NAD+ on its own, but that production slows with age, stress, and everyday wear, which is where NAD+ therapy comes in.
Why NAD+ Matters
As NAD+ levels decline, many people notice it before they can name it: less energy, more brain fog, a slower bounce-back after a hard week. Replenishing NAD+ directly supports the cellular processes it powers — energy production, repair, and metabolic function — as part of a long-term approach to feeling and aging well. It's not a one-time fix. It's ongoing support for a coenzyme your body has less of every year.
Is NAD+ Therapy Right for You?
- Adults noticing low energy, brain fog, or slower recovery as part of getting older
- Patients already following a healthy-aging or performance routine who want to add cellular support
- Athletes and active patients looking to support recovery and performance
- Frequent travelers managing jet lag or a disrupted schedule
- Anyone going through a demanding stretch — work, training, or otherwise — who wants extra support for energy and focus
Three Ways to Get NAD+ Therapy at Restore Health
Restore Health builds NAD+ therapy around how you want to receive it.
In-Clinic NAD+ IV
Settle into a private, comfortable chair while a licensed clinician places your IV and monitors your infusion from start to finish. Because NAD+ infuses slowly, plan for a longer visit than a standard IV.
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NAD+ Injections, Shipped to Home
Prefer to skip the drive? After an online consultation with our clinical team, NAD+ injections ship straight to your door. Self-administer on your own schedule, with our team available for follow-up questions.
Start In-Clinic, Continue at Home
New to NAD+? Many patients prefer to receive their first dose in our San Diego infusion center, where a licensed clinician can monitor how they respond, before shifting to at-home injections for ongoing maintenance. Talk to our clinical team about which path fits you — there's no wrong place to start.
How It Works
Book or Ship
Book an in-clinic visit online, or complete a health questionnaire to get started shipped-to-home.
We Review Your History
Our clinical team reviews your health history and confirms NAD+ is right for you.
Receive Your NAD+
Settle into a private chair for your infusion, or receive your injections at home.
We Stay Available
Our team stays available for follow-up questions, in-clinic or at home.
Safety and Clinical Oversight
Every NAD+ treatment is medically supervised. In-clinic IVs are prepared and administered by licensed clinicians, the same team that cares for our specialty infusion patients. Shipped-to-home injections start with an online health screening, reviewed by our clinical team before anything ships.
This is a compounded medication. It has not been FDA-approved or evaluated for safety or efficacy. Your provider will review potential side effects and confirm it's right for you during your consultation.
NAD+ Therapy, Answered
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. It plays a central role in energy production, cellular repair, and metabolic function. Levels naturally decline with age, which is why NAD+ therapy has become a common part of healthy-aging routines.
NAD+ IV therapy delivers NAD+ directly into your bloodstream, where your cells can put it to use right away. NAD+ injections work the same way on a smaller scale, delivered under the skin instead of through an IV line.
The NAD+ IV delivers a larger dose directly into your bloodstream over a longer, medically supervised visit. The at-home injection is a smaller, self-administered dose you can work into your own routine between clinic visits. Both start with a clinical review to confirm NAD+ is appropriate for you.
Yes. Many patients receive their first dose in-clinic, where a clinician can monitor how they respond, then shift to at-home injections for ongoing maintenance. Talk to our clinical team about which schedule fits you.
It depends on your goals and how your body responds. Our clinical team recommends a schedule during your consultation and can adjust it as you go.
Longer than a standard IV. Because NAD+ infuses slowly, plan for extra time in the chair. Your clinician will give you a specific estimate before you start.
Yes. Every NAD+ treatment is medically supervised. New patients complete a health screening, in-clinic or online, so our clinical team can check for contraindications before your first dose.
Most patients tolerate NAD+ well. Some notice mild flushing, nausea, or tightness in the chest during an IV infusion, which typically eases as the infusion slows. Your clinician will walk you through what to expect and can adjust your infusion rate if needed.
Yes. NAD+ is a compounded medication, so every patient completes a consultation, in-clinic or online, before starting treatment.
No. NAD+ therapy is elective wellness care and is not billed to insurance. We publish transparent pricing so you know the cost before you book.
All in-clinic NAD+ treatments are prepared and administered by licensed clinicians, the same team that cares for our specialty infusion patients. At-home injections are self-administered after a clinical review confirms they're right for you.
Not Sure Which Option Fits You?
Book a free consultation and our clinical team will help you choose between an in-clinic IV, at-home injections, or starting with one and moving to the other.