Calories In vs. Calories Out: What You Need to Know
What is this treatment?
NAD⁺ is a vital coenzyme found in every cell of the body. It plays a critical role in cellular
energy production, DNA repair, and maintaining proper mitochondrial function. NAD⁺
levels naturally decline with age, stress, and poor metabolic health.
- Benefits of NAD⁺ Supplementation - Supports healthy aging and cellular repair - Enhances mitochondrial energy production (ATP synthesis) - Promotes cognitive function and mental clarity - Aids in metabolism and weight regulation - May reduce fatigue and improve physical performance - Supports detoxification and liver health
Who is it for?
Subcutaneous NAD⁺ injections provide a slower, sustained release compared to IV therapy.
This route offers convenience and allows patients to self-administer at home with guidance
from our medical providers.
- Typical Dosing Schedule - Starting dose: 50–100 mg subcutaneously, 1–3 times per week - Dose may be adjusted based on patient tolerance and clinical goals - Always consult with your provider before starting or changing your dose
- Safety and Monitoring NAD⁺ is generally well-tolerated. Some patients may experience temporary flushing, warmth, or mild gastrointestinal symptoms. We monitor your response and adjust the plan based on your goals and how you feel. This information is provided by Upstate Physicians Medical Weight Loss Services and Niagara Wheatfield Medical Weight Loss Services. Always consult with your provider before beginning any new supplement or treatment.
