NAD+
NAD⁺ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in all living cells that plays a central role in cellular energy production, metabolism, DNA repair, and mitochondrial function. Injectables are typically compounded in sterile vials and delivered under the skin (SubQ) to bypass the digestive system and improve systemic absorption compared with oral supplements.
In the SubQ route, the molecule enters the interstitial space beneath skin fat and is gradually absorbed into circulation. Many wellness providers and clinics use this method to administer micro-dosed NAD⁺ for ongoing cellular support, energy maintenance, or as part of combined wellness protocols.
Typical dosing often ranges from 25 mg up to ~200 mg per injection, given 1–3 times per week depending on the protocol and individual goals.
Benefits
Though rigorous clinical evidence is limited, proponents and patients commonly report or promote the following effects:
1. Cellular Energy & Mitochondrial Support
NAD⁺ plays a key role in ATP production, the body’s main energy currency, potentially supporting improved vitality and reduced fatigue.
2. Cognitive & Mental Clarity Support
Users often cite improvements in focus, clarity, and mental sharpness, which may be related to enhanced energy metabolism in brain cells.
3. DNA Repair & Protective Pathways
NAD⁺ is involved in activating enzymes (like sirtuins) that help maintain DNA integrity and support cellular resilience against oxidative stress.
4. Athletic Performance & Recovery
Some clinics report increased endurance, strength, and recovery with routine NAD⁺ injections, presumably via improved metabolic efficiency.
Well-Being & Anti-Aging Support
Anecdotally, NAD⁺ is used in wellness circles to support age-related energy declines, circadian balance, and overall health — though strict clinical evidence is still emerging.
NAD⁺ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in all living cells that plays a central role in cellular energy production, metabolism, DNA repair, and mitochondrial function. Injectables are typically compounded in sterile vials and delivered under the skin (SubQ) to bypass the digestive system and improve systemic absorption compared with oral supplements.
In the SubQ route, the molecule enters the interstitial space beneath skin fat and is gradually absorbed into circulation. Many wellness providers and clinics use this method to administer micro-dosed NAD⁺ for ongoing cellular support, energy maintenance, or as part of combined wellness protocols.
Typical dosing often ranges from 25 mg up to ~200 mg per injection, given 1–3 times per week depending on the protocol and individual goals.
Benefits
Though rigorous clinical evidence is limited, proponents and patients commonly report or promote the following effects:
1. Cellular Energy & Mitochondrial Support
NAD⁺ plays a key role in ATP production, the body’s main energy currency, potentially supporting improved vitality and reduced fatigue.
2. Cognitive & Mental Clarity Support
Users often cite improvements in focus, clarity, and mental sharpness, which may be related to enhanced energy metabolism in brain cells.
3. DNA Repair & Protective Pathways
NAD⁺ is involved in activating enzymes (like sirtuins) that help maintain DNA integrity and support cellular resilience against oxidative stress.
4. Athletic Performance & Recovery
Some clinics report increased endurance, strength, and recovery with routine NAD⁺ injections, presumably via improved metabolic efficiency.
Well-Being & Anti-Aging Support
Anecdotally, NAD⁺ is used in wellness circles to support age-related energy declines, circadian balance, and overall health — though strict clinical evidence is still emerging.