NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme central to cellular energy production, and levels decline with age. This is a 250mg slow-drip infusion — deliberately unhurried, because NAD+ infused too fast is genuinely unpleasant — delivered in-home by Berenice Espinoza. It books about seven days out, so it isn't a same-week impulse; plan it.
Slow drip, typically 60–90 minutesPriced above standard drips due to the compound; confirmed when you book. No travel fee inside the service area.
People already committed to sleep, training and nutrition looking for a marginal gain
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Screening notes, not medical advice — suitability is confirmed at your in-person intake.
Needs about 7 days notice — it cannot be booked same-week like other drips
The infusion is slow by design; budget 60–90 minutes minimum and don't stack it against a hard deadline
Human evidence on NAD+ infusions is still developing — it is promising, not proven, and anyone selling it as a cure is overselling
Common questions
Why does NAD+ take so long to infuse?
Infused quickly, NAD+ commonly causes chest pressure, flushing and nausea. Run slowly — 60 to 90 minutes for 250mg — it is well tolerated. The pace is a safety feature, not an inefficiency, and the rate is adjusted to how you feel.
What does the research actually say about NAD+?
That levels decline with age is well established. That infusions produce lasting clinical benefits in healthy adults is still being studied — early evidence and patient-reported effects on clarity and energy are encouraging but not conclusive. You deserve that honesty before spending the money.
Why do I need to book a week ahead?
NAD+ is sourced fresh per booking rather than kept on the shelf, so infusions need about seven days notice. Text (928) 352-2500 to get a date on the calendar.
Delivered across the Verde Valley
Every visit delivered personally by Berenice Espinoza, Certified Nurse Practitioner. No travel fee in: