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Anti-Aging

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)

A critical coenzyme found in every cell, essential for energy production, DNA repair, and cellular signaling. Levels decline with age. Supplementation aims to restore youthful cellular function.

500 mg vialHalf-life: 30-45 minutes (but cellular effects persist)2-3x weekly (subcutaneous)High-conc · ≤20 mg/mL
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Overview

Clinical Benefits
  • Cellular energy production
  • DNA repair support
  • Anti-aging at cellular level
  • Improved mental clarity
  • Addiction recovery support
Administration

Subcutaneous injection, intramuscular, or IV infusion

Drug class: coenzyme

Clinical Dosing

Typical dosage
50-250mg (subcutaneous) or 250-750mg (IV)
Starting dose
50mg
Cadence
2-3x weekly (subcutaneous)
Full titration schedule
PhaseDose
Weeks 1-250mg subcutaneous 2-3x weekly
Weeks 3-4100-150mg subcutaneous 2-3x weekly
Weeks 5+150-250mg subcutaneous 2-3x weekly or monthly IV (250-750mg)

Safety Profile

Side effects
  • • Flushing and warmth
  • • Nausea (especially IV)
  • • Chest tightness during IV
  • • Injection site soreness
Contraindications
  • • Active cancer
  • • Pregnancy
  • • Breastfeeding

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Frequently asked questions

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is most commonly researched for: Cellular energy production, DNA repair support, Anti-aging at cellular level, Improved mental clarity.

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