Personalized NAD+ Wellness Services at Alpine Health & Wellness
At Alpine Health & Wellness, we offer NAD+ injections as part of our individualized wellness services. NAD+ IV infusions are also available on a limited basis when clinically appropriate.
Our approach emphasizes patient education, responsible medication sourcing, and individualized evaluation by a licensed medical provider.
What Is NAD+?
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a naturally occurring coenzyme found in nearly every cell of the body. It plays an important role in cellular energy metabolism, normal cellular function, and processes involved in DNA maintenance and repair.
NAD+ has attracted interest in wellness and healthy-aging research because of its role in these biological processes. However, research on the benefits of NAD+ administered by injection or IV infusion in humans remains limited.
NAD+ Injections
NAD+ injections are the primary form of NAD+ administration offered at Alpine Health & Wellness.
Injectable NAD+ is administered according to an individualized plan after evaluation by a medical provider. The appropriate route, dose, and frequency depend on the patient’s medical history, clinical considerations, and treatment goals.
Our team will explain the administration process, potential risks, and current limitations of the available research before treatment.
NAD+ IV Infusions
Alpine Health & Wellness also offers NAD+ intravenous infusions on a limited basis.
IV administration delivers NAD+ directly into the bloodstream over a monitored infusion period. IV sessions generally require more time than injections and are not routinely necessary or appropriate for every patient.
IV availability, dosing, and pricing are determined individually. Please contact our clinic for current information.
NAD+ is involved in several important biological processes, including:
Although these functions are well established, the clinical benefits of administering NAD+ through injections or infusions have not been conclusively demonstrated.
NAD+ injections and infusions have not been established as effective treatments for fatigue, depression, anxiety, addiction, cognitive impairment, or age-related conditions.
Safety and Medical Oversight
At Alpine Health & Wellness, NAD+ services are provided following an individualized medical assessment.
NAD+ injections and infusions may cause side effects, including nausea, headache, flushing, injection-site discomfort, or other reactions. IV administration also carries risks associated with intravenous access and infusion.
NAD+ injectable and infusion preparations are not FDA-approved medications for treating, preventing, or curing any disease. Compounded medications are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.
Our team will discuss potential risks, available evidence, and whether NAD+ administration is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Do you offer NAD+ injections or IV infusions?
We primarily offer NAD+ injections. IV infusions are available less frequently and only when appropriate following medical evaluation.
Are NAD+ injections the same as NAD+ IV infusions?
No. Both involve administration of NAD+, but the route, procedure, treatment duration, and potential risks differ.
How often should NAD+ be administered?
There is no universally established, evidence-based NAD+ injection or infusion schedule for general wellness. Recommendations are individualized.
Is NAD+ FDA-approved?
No. Injectable and intravenous NAD+ preparations are not FDA-approved to treat or prevent medical conditions.
How much does NAD+ treatment cost?
Pricing depends on the type of administration and individualized treatment plan. Please contact our office for current pricing.
Interested in learning more about NAD+ injections or occasional IV therapy? Our team can help you understand the available options, potential risks, and current scientific evidence.
Alpine Health & Wellness
162 Timberwolf Parkway, Suite A2
Kalispell, MT 59901
406-361-7421
Medical evaluation is required. NAD+ services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Individual experiences vary, and benefits have not been established in high-quality clinical trials.
