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For new patients, Northeast Men's Health normally charges a $99 initial consultation fee, which covers your evaluation with a medical provider and a review of your health and goals.
If you and your provider decide to begin NAD+ therapy on the day of your first visit, your $99 consultation fee is waived as part of starting therapy. If you choose not to begin NAD+ therapy that day, the standard consultation fee applies. May be subject to additional terms in-clinic.
NAD+ is an essential enzyme found in every human cell. It is vital for energy production, DNA repair, and fighting oxidative stress. As we age, NAD+ levels decline, with studies showing a potential drop of ~50% by age 50. Depleted levels contribute to low energy, cognitive decline, and accelerated aging.
NAD+ is far different from other energy boosting supplements and compounds (caffeine, B-vitamins, carnitine, taurine, prescription stimulants). All are used for a boost in energy and mental clarity, but only NAD+ supplementation attacks the root cause by helping restore adequate mitochondrial function. A typical energy drink off the shelf is packed with caffeine, B-vitamins and taurine, ingredients that stimulate the nervous system, raise heart rate and blood pressure, and create a temporary feeling of increased energy and alertness. However, when it wears off, a noticeable energy crash and mental fatigue usually occurs. Supplementing with NAD+ provides a cumulative, long lasting improvement in symptoms vs only hours of temporary relief found in the other supplements and compounds. Additionally, NAD+ goes beyond short term improvements in energy and cognition. Over the long term, it supports metabolic health, lowers inflammation, combats DNA damage, and slows the aging process.
NAD+ supplementation leads to a gradual improvement in energy, mental clarity, and vitality. Even after only a couple weeks of treatment the most common improvements patients report:
NAD+ can be safely administered under medical supervision. Common side effects are usually brief, transient, and mild. These include injection site irritation/pain, flushing or warmth in the skin, headache, nausea and dizziness. Patients with active cancer, uncontrolled heart disease, severe liver disease and end-stage renal disease should avoid supplementing with NAD+.
Medical Notice: While prominent research associated with NAD+ shows that this essential enzyme plays a central role in cellular energy production, metabolic health, DNA repair, and mitochondrial function… NAD+ therapy has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA. It may be restricted in certain competitive athletics organizations, the NCAA, and the U.S. military. Athletes should consult their sanctioning body, and active-duty military should confirm eligibility with the Military Health Service before beginning treatment.
