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Healing & Growth

Psychiatric Mental Health Practice 

New Bridges Psychiatry, LLC
Est. 2026

What Is NAD+?
 

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a naturally occurring coenzyme essential for cellular energy production and mitochondrial function.

NAD+ also plays important roles in DNA repair, cellular signaling, and metabolism. NAD+ levels naturally decline with age, making NAD+ an area of ongoing research in healthy aging and cellular wellness.

NAD+ therapy is being studied for its potential to support energy, cellular function, and overall wellness.

Potential Benefits of NAD+
 

NAD+ plays an important role in cellular energy production and repair. Research is exploring its potential to support:

  • Energy & Metabolism: Supports cellular energy production.

  • Brain Health: May support cognitive function and mental clarity.

  • Healthy Aging: Involved in cellular maintenance and DNA repair.

  • Cellular Health: Supports normal cellular signaling and metabolic processes.

  • Overall Wellness: May contribute to healthy mitochondrial and cellular function.

NAD+ Subcutaneous Injection & Dosing
 

NAD+ may be administered by subcutaneous (SubQ) injection into fatty tissue, commonly the abdomen or outer thigh.

Example Dosing Schedule

  • Weeks 1–2: 25 mg, twice weekly

  • Weeks 3–4: 50 mg, twice weekly

  • Weeks 5–6: 100 mg, twice weekly

  • Week 7+: 100 mg, up to 3 times weekly

NAD+ Side Effects
 

NAD+ injections are generally well tolerated, but some people may experience temporary side effects, including:

  • Injection-site soreness or redness

  • Flushing or warmth

  • Nausea

Side effects are typically mild and short-lived.

NAD+ and Skin Aging

NAD+ plays an important role in cellular energy production and DNA repair. As NAD+ levels decline with age, cells may become less efficient at responding to DNA damage caused by factors such as UV exposure.
Because of its role in cellular repair and maintenance, NAD+ is being studied for its potential contribution to healthy skin aging and cellular resilience.

NAD +
(Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)

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