NAD+ is a coenzyme involved in normal cellular energy processes.
NAD+ infusions are usually given more slowly than many wellness drips.
Your provider can adjust the infusion rate based on comfort.
If you are exploring NAD+ IV therapy, knowing what to expect during your first appointment can make the experience feel more familiar. CenTex IV offers physician-guided NAD+ infusions at its Waco and Kyle locations, with dosing and infusion speed selected for each client.
What Is NAD+?
NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme found in cells throughout the body. It plays a role in normal cellular functions, including energy metabolism. During an IV session, NAD+ is delivered through an intravenous line rather than taken by mouth.
NAD+ Infusion: What to Expect
Your appointment begins with a health review and consultation. A medical professional will determine an appropriate dose and explain the process before starting the infusion. Because NAD+ is generally infused more slowly, the appointment may take longer than a basic hydration drip.
Some people report temporary sensations such as warmth, nausea, stomach discomfort, or pressure during an infusion. If you feel uncomfortable, tell your provider so they can slow or adjust the infusion rate.
NAD+ Infusion vs Oral Supplements
An NAD+ infusion delivers ingredients intravenously, while oral NAD+ or NR supplements pass through the digestive system. The routes differ, and one option isn't automatically right for everyone.
Schedule a Consultation
NAD+ is a wellness infusion and is not a treatment or cure for a medical condition. If you are considering a NAD IV drip in Waco or Kyle, schedule a consultation to discuss your goals, medical history, and whether this service is appropriate for you.
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