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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about NAD+ Booster Shot.
The NAD+ Booster Shot rapidly replenishes cellular NAD+ to support mitochondrial energy, DNA repair, and cognitive function. Administered by our clinical team, it's fast-acting with results often felt within days, supporting reduced fatigue and improved mental clarity over time.
Individual responses vary, but many patients report benefits lasting several weeks to a few months. Maintenance shots every 4-8 weeks are commonly recommended, alongside healthy lifestyle habits, for sustained mitochondrial support and longer-lasting cognitive and energy improvements.
Yes. NAD+ therapies have been studied in clinical settings and are generally well tolerated when administered by qualified medical professionals. We conduct a thorough consultation and screening to identify contraindications and tailor dosing to each patient's health profile.
Ideal candidates are adults experiencing age-related fatigue, cognitive decline, or seeking preventative mitochondrial support. A medical consultation confirms suitability; those pregnant, breastfeeding, or with certain medical conditions may be advised against treatment.
Treatment is a quick clinical injection with minimal discomfort lasting minutes. Most clients resume normal activities immediately; some notice improved energy and focus within days. Mild side effects like injection-site soreness are temporary; hydration and follow-up appointments optimize results.
Side effects are typically mild and short-lived, such as injection soreness, flushing, or nausea. Serious reactions are rare. Inform us of medications, active infections, pregnancy, or cancer history—our clinicians will review risks and determine if NAD+ therapy is appropriate.