What NAD+ actually does
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is the coenzyme your mitochondria use to turn food into energy, repair DNA and regulate your sleep-wake cycle. Levels fall significantly with age and stress — and IV delivery is the most direct way to top them back up.
What's in the NAD+ Surge — $349
An extended NAD+ infusion on a fluid base, delivered slowly for comfort in a private room. Sessions typically run 2–3 hours with a dedicated RN monitoring throughout. Stack a B-complex or glutathione finisher for the full tune-up.
Who books NAD+
Founders and shift workers chasing mental clarity, athletes managing heavy loads, biohackers on a longevity protocol, and anyone fighting deep fatigue or brain fog. Most guests book a loading series, then maintain monthly.
Why NAD+ has to be an infusion
NAD+ is a large, fragile molecule that your digestive system shreds — oral NAD+ supplements mostly don't survive the trip. Precursors like NMN and NR help modestly, but infusion is the only route that raises NAD+ levels directly and substantially. That's why the session is slow and monitored: we're delivering the molecule itself, at a rate your body can put straight to work.
What guests report
The consistent themes: clearer, quieter head the same evening; deeper sleep the first few nights; steadier energy across the following one to two weeks — less of the 3pm wall. Athletes describe faster bounce-back between sessions. Guests using NAD+ for focus describe it as 'turning the static down.' Individual results vary, and we'll always tell you that — but the repeat-booking rate on NAD+ speaks for itself.
Loading, then maintaining
NAD+ works best as a protocol, not a one-off. Most guests start with a loading series — three to four infusions across two weeks — to bring levels up, then maintain with a single session every four to six weeks. Your provider will build the schedule with you at your first screening, and memberships make maintenance sessions meaningfully cheaper.