The NAD+ treatment process is typically divided into two phases: the loading phase and the maintenance phase.

Loading Phase: This initial phase is designed to rapidly replenish your body's NAD levels. It usually involves a series of higher-dose IV infusions, typically administered over the course of five days. The loading phase helps restore the body's NAD reserves, supporting energy production, cellular repair, and overall vitality.

Maintenance Phase: After the loading phase, the maintenance phase helps maintain optimal NAD levels over time. Patients receive their first maintenance phase dose one month after their loading phase, followed by doses every one to two months.

Both phases are designed to support your body's metabolic functions and promote overall well-being, and the treatment plan can be tailored to fit your needs.