NAD+
NAD + Infusions
NAD+ infusions are gaining significant popularity in performance medicine and among anti-aging enthusiasts. This treatment has garnered attention on the internet thanks to well-documented scientific studies and positive outcomes highlighted by respected influencers. At Premier U in Marion, IL, we have witnessed notable enhancements in energy levels, cognitive function, weight loss, and an overall sense of well-being among patients of various ages and biological profiles through this remarkable therapy. Book an appointment with one of our medical professionals and begin experiencing these remarkable benefits in your life today.
What is NAD+?
NAD+, also known as nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, is a natural coenzyme derived from vitamin B3 (Niacin) and is present in every cell throughout your body. It contributes to DNA repair and telomere maintenance and plays a crucial role in the chemical process of energy generation. NAD is recognized as the primary cofactor for enhancing mitochondrial function. Mitochondria, often referred to as the “energy powerhouses,” exist in every cell and are responsible for converting nutrients into the energy-rich molecule ATP. Picture NAD as the fuel that enables your cells to metabolize carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
Benefits of NAD+
Boosts
Athletic Performance
Improves
Mental Clarity
Increases
Energy
Supports
Weight Loss
Anti-Aging
Effects
Fights
Depression
How IV NAD works
NAD therapy entails administering a concentrated dose of the compound directly into your bloodstream. This approach offers instant energy, fostering effective cellular DNA repair, and supporting the preservation of telomeres in chromosomes. The infusion of NAD provides the mitochondria in every cell throughout your body with a substantial reservoir of what can be likened to “rocket fuel,” leading to peak performance in energy levels, weight loss, and cognitive function. Schedule your appointment now and don’t delay another day in experiencing the heightened energy and anti-aging benefits of NAD therapy.
