NAD+ program

The NAD+ program is a physician-guided program for adults interested in NAD+, offered only after a consultation and a review of your general health. It is not suitable for everyone, and your physician decides whether it is right for you.

Before anything is decided, your physician explains what the program involves, answers your questions and looks at your health as a whole.

An informed decision

The program explained by a physician before you commit, with time for your questions.

Your health checked first

A review of your history, medicines and general health, with laboratory tests collected at home if requested.

A clear yes or no

If the program is not suitable, your physician will say so and may suggest another program.

Ongoing supervision

Regular follow-up with your care team if you go ahead.

NAD+ is a molecule found naturally in every cell of the body, where it takes part in turning food into energy. Whether the NAD+ program is appropriate for you, and what it involves, depends on your health, which is why it is only offered after an assessment.

What the assessment looks at:

Your general health

Your history, any current conditions and how you feel day to day.

Your medicines

What you take now, so nothing in the program conflicts with it.

Your test results

Laboratory tests, when requested, give your physician a picture of your health before advising you.

Your goals

What you hope to get from the program, and whether it is the right route to it.

This is why your physician, not a form, decides whether the program suits you.

At the start

A consultation where the program is explained and your questions are answered, with tests if requested.

As you go

If you go ahead, regular follow-ups with your care team.

Throughout

Physician supervision from start to finish. Results vary from person to person.

This program may suit you if:

• You want a physician to explain the program before you commit.
• You want your general health assessed first.
• You want regular follow-up.

Your physician will tell you if the program is not suitable for you, or if in-person care would serve you better.

Every part of the program is led or requested by your physician.

Your physician

A PRC-licensed physician reviews your history and goals, and decides what is clinically appropriate for you.

Regular follow-ups

Your care team reviews how you are doing and the plan is adjusted as you go.

Laboratory tests

Only if your physician requests them, based on your assessment. Not everyone needs them. Your sample is collected at home and a physician reviews every result.