NAD⁺ Therapy: What It Is, Who It’s For, and Why It’s Gaining Attention

You may have seen NAD⁺ IV therapy popping up in wellness circles, health podcasts, or even your local clinic. So what is it—and more importantly, is it worth your time (and money)? Here’s what you need to know.

NAD⁺:  What It Is and What It Does

NAD⁺ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme that your body uses to convert food into cellular energy. It also plays a key role in DNA repair, brain function, and regulating metabolism.

Your NAD⁺ levels drop naturally with age. That decline is associated with fatigue, brain fog, slower recovery, and potentially accelerated aging. Some researchers believe replenishing NAD⁺ could help support better energy production and healthier aging at the cellular level, according to sources such as the Mayo Clinic. The New York Post has also highlighted how NAD⁺ therapy is gaining popularity for its potential benefits like improved energy, better sleep, and faster recovery — read their full article here.

Who Can Benefit from NAD⁺ Therapy?

NAD⁺ IV therapy may be useful if you:

• Struggle with chronic fatigue or low energy
• Experience frequent brain fog or trouble concentrating
• Want faster recovery from workouts or illness
• Travel often or deal with jet lag
• Want to support cellular health and aging proactively

It’s particularly helpful for busy professionals, athletes, and anyone focused on performance and recovery.

What Conditions Might It Help With?

NAD⁺ therapy is being studied for potential roles in:

• Chronic fatigue
• Mild cognitive decline or memory issues
• Muscle recovery and athletic performance
• Stress-related fatigue
• Immune system recovery after illness

What Are the Potential Side Effects? Who Should Avoid It?

Most people tolerate NAD⁺ IV therapy well, but potential side effects include:

• Mild nausea or cramping
• Headache or fatigue during infusion
• Temporary flushing or chest tightness

These symptoms typically resolve quickly. However, according to Cleveland Clinic, NAD⁺ therapy is not recommended for:

• Individuals with uncontrolled hypertension
• Those undergoing cancer treatment
• Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals
• People with known NAD⁺ sensitivites 

How U.S. Mobile IV Administers NAD⁺ Safely

At U.S. Mobile IV, NAD⁺ IV treatments are delivered by licensed nurses and paramedics using pharmaceutical-grade solutions in a sterile environment. Sessions typically last 60–90 minutes and can be personalized with optional B-complex add-ons to enhance results.

Your treatment takes place in your home, office, or hotel, providing safe, professional wellness without the need for a clinic visit.

Book a Treatment with U.S. Mobile IV

If you’re feeling depleted or want to explore wellness at the cellular level, NAD⁺ IV therapy may help restore focus, energy, and recovery. U.S. Mobile IV brings the care to you—convenient, safe, and effective.

Book your NAD⁺ IV treatment today and see what targeted cellular support can do for your well-being.