NAD+ Therapy in Caldwell, Idaho

Support your energy, focus, and healthy aging at the cellular level.

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What Is NAD+?

NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It's a coenzyme, a helper molecule, found in every living cell. Your body makes it from forms of vitamin B3 (niacin) and certain amino acids from your diet.

You can't live without NAD+. It's involved in hundreds of processes that keep your cells working, from turning food into energy to repairing damaged DNA. When NAD+ levels are healthy, your cells have what they need to produce energy and maintain themselves. When levels fall, those processes can slow down.

How NAD+ Works

NAD+ has two main jobs in your cells.

Energy production: Inside your mitochondria, the "power plants" of your cells, NAD+ helps convert the food you eat into ATP, the energy molecule every cell runs on. NAD+ acts like a shuttle, picking up and delivering electrons during this process. Without enough of it, energy production becomes less efficient.

Cellular repair and maintenance: NAD+ also fuels important enzymes that protect and maintain your cells. These include sirtuins, a family of proteins involved in regulating metabolism, inflammation, and cellular aging, and PARPs, enzymes that help repair damaged DNA. Every day your DNA takes damage from normal metabolism, sun exposure, stress, and toxins, and these repair enzymes use up NAD+ as they work.

Why NAD+ Levels Decline

Research shows NAD+ levels tend to decline as we age. Your body is also using up NAD+ faster over time. As we get older, an enzyme called CD38, which breaks down NAD+, becomes more active, and DNA repair demands increase. Stress, poor sleep, alcohol, illness, and intense physical demands can deplete NAD+ further.

Lower NAD+ levels are associated with less efficient energy production and slower cellular repair. That's why restoring NAD+ has become one of the most talked-about areas in healthy aging research.

Potential Benefits of NAD+ Therapy

NAD+ therapy may help support:

  • Energy and reduced fatigue

  • Mental clarity, focus, and memory

  • Cellular repair and healthy aging

  • Metabolism

  • Recovery from physical and mental stress

  • Mood and overall sense of wellbeing

  • Athletic performance and recovery

Many clients describe feeling clearer, more energized, and more "like themselves." Research on NAD+ therapy is still developing, and individual results vary.

NAD+ Treatment Options

NAD+ IV Therapy — [$___]
NAD+ delivered directly into your bloodstream for full absorption. IV infusions allow for higher doses and are typically given slowly over [2 to 4] hours. We adjust the speed to keep you comfortable throughout.

NAD+ Injections — [$___]
A quick injection just under the skin or into the muscle, taking only a few minutes. Injections deliver smaller doses and are a convenient option for maintenance between IV sessions or for busy schedules.

[NAD+ Nasal Spray / At-Home Options] — [$___] (delete if not applicable)
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Packages and Memberships — [$___]
Many clients start with a series of treatments, then move to regular maintenance. [Add package details.]

Is NAD+ Therapy Right for Me?

NAD+ therapy may be a great fit if you:

  • Feel tired or burned out even when you're doing everything right

  • Struggle with brain fog or trouble focusing

  • Are interested in proactive, healthy aging

  • Are under high physical or mental stress

  • Train hard and want to support recovery

NAD+ therapy may not be appropriate for everyone, including people who are pregnant or breastfeeding or have certain medical conditions. Every new client completes a health screening, and we'll review your history before recommending treatment.

What to Expect

  1. Consultation and screening: We review your health history, goals, and vital signs to make sure NAD+ is a good fit.

  2. Your treatment: For IV therapy, we place a small IV and start the infusion slowly. You'll relax in a comfortable chair, so bring a book, headphones, or work. For injections, the appointment only takes a few minutes.

  3. Comfort throughout: NAD+ can cause temporary sensations like warmth, flushing, stomach discomfort, or chest tightness if it's infused too quickly. These fade within minutes of slowing the drip. Your nurse monitors you the whole time and adjusts the rate to keep you comfortable.

  4. After your session: Most clients go right back to their day. Some notice benefits the same day or next day, while others notice changes over a series of treatments.

Why Choose Body Boost Idaho?

NAD+ infusions require patience, careful monitoring, and experience to get right. Every treatment is administered by a registered nurse with more than 25 years of experience, with medical oversight from [Medical Director Name, credentials]. Our NAD+ comes from licensed U.S. pharmacies, and we personalize every dose and infusion speed to you. No rushing, no one-size-fits-all.

NAD+ Frequently Asked Questions

  • NAD+ has to be infused slowly. When it enters the bloodstream too quickly, it can cause temporary discomfort such as nausea, flushing, cramping, or chest tightness. A slower infusion lets your body adjust and keeps you comfortable. Depending on your dose, an IV can take [2 to 4] hours.

  • Most of the time, clients feel relaxed. If the infusion runs a bit fast for you, you may notice warmth, flushing, pressure in your chest, or an upset stomach. These sensations are temporary and fade quickly once we slow the drip, so let your nurse know right away if you feel anything.

  • They're different. IVs deliver higher doses directly into the bloodstream, while injections deliver smaller doses in just minutes. Many clients use a combination, such as an IV series to start, followed by injections for maintenance.

  • Oral supplements usually contain NAD+ building blocks called precursors, such as NMN or NR, which your body converts into NAD+. These can be a helpful part of a wellness routine, but the amount that reaches your cells depends on digestion and absorption. IV and injection therapy deliver NAD+ more directly. [Ask us about the supplements we carry.]

  • It varies. Some clients notice more energy and mental clarity within a day or two, while others notice gradual improvements over a series of treatments.

  • Many clients start with [a series of treatments over a few weeks], then move to [monthly] maintenance. We'll recommend a schedule based on your goals and how you respond.

  • When administered by a licensed professional after a health screening, NAD+ therapy is generally well tolerated. The most common side effects are temporary discomfort during the infusion, mild fatigue afterward, or soreness at the injection site. NAD+ is not FDA-approved to treat any specific disease, and research on its long-term effects is ongoing.

  • Yes. Many clients pair NAD+ with hydration or vitamin IV therapy, peptides, or a medical weight loss program as part of a complete wellness plan. We'll help you decide what makes sense for you.

  • NAD+ therapy is typically not covered by insurance. We accept HSA and FSA cards for eligible services.