NAD+ plays a critical role in cellular metabolism by facilitating the conversion of food into energy (ATP) through the mitochondria. Supplementing NAD+ can improve energy levels, particularly in individuals experiencing fatigue.
NAD+ is essential for activating sirtuins and PARPs, enzymes involved in DNA repair. This can help reduce damage caused by environmental factors like UV radiation and toxins.
NAD+ may improve mental clarity, focus, and memory. It's thought to protect brain cells from oxidative stress and support neurotransmitter function, potentially benefiting conditions like brain fog or age-related cognitive decline.
By supporting mitochondrial health and activating sirtuins, NAD+ therapy can help reduce signs of aging at a cellular level, potentially improving skin health and vitality.
NAD+ has been used to support recovery by replenishing neurotransmitter levels and reducing withdrawal symptoms, particularly in alcohol and opioid addiction.
NAD+ enhances the body's ability to combat inflammation and oxidative stress, which are linked to various chronic conditions.
NAD+ therapy has shown promise in managing chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, and neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.
Oral NAD+ supplements may have poor bioavailability due to breakdown in the digestive system. IV therapy bypasses the digestive tract, delivering NAD+ directly into the bloodstream for immediate use.
Intravenous delivery ensures quicker results, with many users reporting improved energy and clarity after just one session.
NAD+ therapy is generally considered safe when administered by trained professionals. Mild side effects, such as flushing or nausea, may occur during the infusion. Always consult a healthcare provider to determine if it’s appropriate for your needs.
NAD+ is essential for the function of enzymes involved in metabolic pathways. Enhancing NAD+ levels can improve the body’s ability to burn fat and convert nutrients into energy, accelerating weight loss.
Many individuals struggle with fatigue during weight loss programs. NAD+ replenishes cellular energy stores, helping clients maintain physical activity and stay motivated.
NAD+ may enhance insulin sensitivity by supporting mitochondrial function, potentially improving glucose regulation and reducing fat storage.
Obesity and weight gain are often linked to chronic inflammation. NAD+ therapy helps modulate inflammatory pathways, promoting better recovery and overall health.
Weight loss journeys can be emotionally taxing. NAD+ supports neurotransmitter balance, which may reduce stress, anxiety, and emotional eating triggers.
Weight loss often involves a detoxification process. NAD+ supports the repair of damaged cells and DNA, helping clients recover faster and improve their overall resilience.
1. Client Assessment
Evaluate clients to determine if NAD+ therapy is appropriate. Consider factors like energy levels, metabolic health, chronic conditions, and their specific weight loss goals.
2. Personalized Protocols
3. Combine with Other Therapies
Pair NAD+ therapy with complementary treatments such as:
4. Educate Clients
Explain how NAD+ works and its benefits in their weight loss journey. Highlight its role in improving energy, recovery, and cellular health.
5. Monitor and Adjust
Track clients’ progress using metrics like weight, energy levels, metabolic markers, and overall well-being. Adjust NAD+ protocols as needed.
6. Marketing and Outreach
Promote NAD+ therapy as a premium add-on to your weight loss program. Highlight its anti-aging, energy-boosting, and detoxifying properties to attract health-conscious clients.
Initial high-frequency NAD+ IV sessions to boost energy and jumpstart metabolism.
Transition to bi-weekly sessions, focusing on sustained energy and cellular repair.
Monthly NAD+ sessions to maintain energy, reduce inflammation, and support long-term weight loss goals.
Let's Work
Let's Work
Tuesday - Saturday 8am to 5pm
Sunday Closed for Jesus
Copyright © 2023 – 2025 by Southern Oasis IV, LLC – All rights reserved.
Medical Director: Dr. Eric Lehman, DO