NAD+ therapy that holds.
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) is a coenzyme involved in cellular energy production and DNA repair. Interest in NAD+ therapy is growing, but evidence for many consumer wellness outcomes remains limited. Your clinician will discuss uncertainty, potential risks, cost, and alternatives before determining whether it is appropriate — dose-titrated, clinician-supervised, and never the only thing in your plan.
Who you'll actually see
Your clinician actually knows you.
Kevin Watson, FNP-C — American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Based in Twin Falls, Idaho.
Measured, evidence-led care. Every plan is built from your labs, your symptoms, and your goals — not from a template.
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If any of this sounds like you.
You're sleeping enough, training, eating clean — and still feel one notch dimmer than you used to. NAD+ replacement is one tool on the table.
Same training stress takes longer to bounce back from. Mitochondrial support is part of the answer for some people.
You read the literature, you have your own protocol, you want a clinician who'll work with you — not against you.
Four steps. No insurance paperwork.
30-minute video visit. We confirm there's nothing in your labs or history that contraindicates therapy and pick the right delivery route.
CBC, CMP, lipids, fasting insulin, A1c, and thyroid. Optional advanced markers (ApoB, hsCRP) if you want them.
Injection program: weekly self-administered SQ shots, dose-titrated upward. IV program: scheduled in-office infusions (see IV menu).
Symptom review, dose adjustments, and a re-evaluation at 90 days to make sure the intervention is doing what we hoped.
The tools we reach for.
Every plan is built around your labs and your goals. Below are the evidence-based options we draw from — none of them are prescribed by default.
Weekly self-administered SQ injections, dose-titrated from 100 mg to 250 mg to 500 mg as tolerated. Shipped to your door.
Single 250 mg infusion at our clinic — typically 1.5–2 hours. Slow drip to minimize sensations. Schedule via our IV menu.
Higher-dose infusion for protocol days. 2.5–3 hours. Members on a quarterly cadence often prefer this format.
Optional advanced panel — lactate, pyruvate, organic acids — for members chasing a specific mitochondrial question.
Oral NMN / NR for members who prefer not to inject or want to extend benefit between protocol days. Quality-sourced supply.
Energy, sleep, recovery scores, and a labs re-pull if indicated. Continue, pause, or step down — your call, supported by data.
“Tried it because half my friends were on it. Kevin actually walked through what to expect, what's evidence-based, and what isn't. That made all the difference.”Sara · 47 · Hailey, ID
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$95 first consult. Injection programs and IV infusions priced separately. Insurance not accepted — superbills available for out-of-network reimbursement.