NAD+ in MADISON, WI
NAD+
By now we have ALL heard the hype on NAD+! Have you been tired lately, experiencing a loss of energy, or have felt like your mood has been off? NAD+ may be just what you need! This is an injection that is done 2-3 times per week! NAD+ has been shown to have positive impacts on mood, sleep, and overall cognitive function! NAD+ can also be a preventative measure for overall health and wellness, providing cellular energy to help maximize energy levels, alertness, and slow cellular decline (aging).
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FAQs
Why choose ANEU?
We pride ourselves on our education here at ANEU. Our providers are the ideal trifecta of credentials: licensed, certified, and with years of direct experience in medical aesthetics!
You will be meeting with our Nurse Practitioner, Amie, who has done 6 months of in-office clinical studies with NAD+. She will perform a thorough health history and physical assessment to ensure this will be a good treatment option for you.
In Summary:
- Your care and treatment is managed by our Nurse Practitioner!
- We will closely monitor your treatment regimen and provide on-going support with your health journey!
How does NAD+ work?
In Summary:
- Regenerates cells and boosts metabolism
- Slows aging and reduces body inflammation
- Decreases fatigue and boosts energy levels
- Promotes healthy brain function and slows cognitive decline
How long does it take for the medication to start working?
Injections are administered subcutaneously into fatty tissue to facilitate NAD+ into the bloodstream. This circulates the NAD+ faster than other methods to notice benefits sooner! You will have 2-3 injections per week for 8 weeks before noting results, you may then continue on the treatment indefinitely if you are loving the results!
Side effects?
Most people honestly do not experience any negative side effects. However, occasionally some people may experience mild side effects, you may experience some nausea, headaches and dizziness when first starting the injections. NAD+ shots are well-tolerated, with a low risk of serious side effects or complications.
