NAD+ IV Therapy
Looking to level-up your longevity? NAD+ IV Therapy is a unique neuroprotective IV drip treatment targeting your cells. The world of longevity medicine is growing and rising in popularity as more people make health and wellness their main priority.
What is NAD+?
NAD (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a naturally occurring molecule found in every living cell. It is essential for many biological processes, particularly those related to energy production, DNA repair, and cellular signaling.
At La Chele, our expert team—comprising highly trained Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Physicians—has over 15 years of experience administering IV therapies. As one of the nation’s leading aesthetic practices, we’ve delivered hundreds of NAD+ treatments, helping thousands of clients feel revitalized.
Role of NAD in the Body:
- Energy Production: NAD is crucial for converting food into energy, facilitating key metabolic processes.
- DNA Repair: NAD is a substrate for enzymes like PARPs (Poly ADP-Ribose Polymerases), which are involved in repairing damaged DNA.
- Cell Signaling: NAD regulates inflammation and stress responses, promoting overall well-being.
- Aging and Longevity: Declining NAD levels with age impact mitochondrial function and cellular repair, underscoring the need for supplementation.
What is a NAD+ IV Therapy?
NAD+ IV therapy involves delivering NAD+ directly into your bloodstream for maximum absorption and bioavailability. By bypassing the digestive system, this method ensures a more effective replenishment of NAD+ levels compared to oral supplements.
What are the benefits of NAD IVs?
NAD+ IV Therapy offers numerous potential health and wellness benefits, including:
- Increased Energy: Clients often report noticeable boosts in energy.
- Improved Mental Clarity: Enhanced focus, memory, and reduced mental fatigue.
- Enhanced Mood: Some individuals experience improvements in mood and overall well-being.
- Anti-Aging Support: Promotes healthy aging by supporting DNA repair and cellular function.
- Metabolic Function: Low NAD levels affect metabolic function and the body’s ability to utilize energy. This could result in weight gain; NAD is available to keep metabolic function optimized.
- Athletic Performance: NAD can increase the speed of your metabolism, helping you strengthen your muscles and recover quicker.
- Support Healthy Skin: NAD is involved in pathways that involve skin cell turnover.
What is in a NAD IV drip?
Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide solution is in a NAD IV drip.
How many NAD IV treatments do I need?
We recommend:
- Initial Phase: One IV per week for 4 weeks.
- Maintenance: Every one to three months based on your personalized plan.
This can vary per person, and you should consult with your medical provider on what is best for your customized treatment plan.
What is the cost of NAD+ IV?
Varies at $575 + per NAD+ IV treatment.
Does insurance cover NAD IV Therapy?
While La Chele does not accept insurance, you are welcome to submit your treatment for potential reimbursement through your provider.
How long has NAD been studied?
NAD+ has been studied for over a century, with early research focusing on its role in basic cellular processes. The last decade has seen a significant increase in NAD+ research, with ongoing clinical trials exploring its therapeutic potential.
This long history of investigation demonstrates that NAD+ is a molecule with a well-established role in biology. Ongoing research continues to uncover new insights into its potential health benefits and therapeutic applications.
Schedule your complimentary consultation at La Chele today to turn back the clock with NAD!
Call 855-522-4353 or visit any of our locations in New Hope, Newtown, Upper Dublin, and Newtown Square to schedule your NAD+ IV today.
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The field of regenerative and longevity medicine is in its early stages. Here are some current clinical studies but we look forward to more clinical research in the future.
NAD+ metabolism and cardiometabolic health: the human evidence
Effects of NAD+ precursor supplementation on glucose and lipid metabolism in humans: a meta-analysis