What does NAD+ actually do?
NAD+ is a coenzyme your cells require for energy production and repair processes, and levels decline with age. Supplementing by IV is backed by emerging research and enthusiastic anecdotes; we present it honestly as promising, not proven.
What does the infusion feel like?
NAD+ has a reputation: too fast, and you can feel chest tightness or flushing. That is why your nurse controls the rate continuously and slows it the moment you feel anything. At 100mg over an hour, most first-timers find it very manageable.
Boost or the full 250mg drip?
New to NAD, short on time, or budget-conscious: start here. Committed to a longevity protocol or already comfortable with NAD: the full infusion delivers more per session. Many clients alternate the two.
Do you come to my area?
Yes. WholeHealth Hydration is a mobile service covering Orange County, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Same-day slots are most common in coastal Orange County, and a small travel fee may apply depending on distance.
How often do people get NAD?
Protocol enthusiasts often do an initial series of full infusions, then maintenance monthly or quarterly, where the Boost fits nicely. Your cadence should match your goals and budget, and your nurse will talk it through without a sales script.
