Serving Murray, Salt Lake City, Sandy, and West Jordan
NAD+ IV Therapy in Murray, Utah
Our NAD+ IV therapy program in Murray is designed for patients seeking support for fatigue, brain fog, cellular repair, and addiction recovery through physician-guided infusion care.
- Setting
- Physician-supervised infusion
- Commonly sought for
- Energy, focus, and recovery
- Format
- A course, not a one-off
Why people come in for NAD+
These are the reasons patients most often give us. None of them are diagnoses, and the first visit is about working out whether this is the right fit.
Persistent fatigue
Low energy that has not responded to sleep or lifestyle changes.
Brain fog
Difficulty with focus, recall, or mental clarity.
Recovery support
Used as part of a supervised plan, including during addiction recovery.
General cellular health
NAD+ levels decline with age, and some patients want to address that directly.
When this may not be the right fit
- NAD+ therapy is not a treatment for an undiagnosed symptom. If you have new or worsening fatigue, cognitive change, or mood change, it should be investigated first — we can help with that.
- Infusions are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding without discussing it with your physician first.
What a session is like
- 1
Consultation
We review your history and goals and agree whether NAD+ makes sense.
- 2
Your infusion
Given slowly and monitored. The rate is adjusted for comfort.
- 3
A course, not one visit
Most plans involve several sessions across a few weeks.
- 4
Review
We check what has changed and adjust from there.
Cost and insurance
NAD+ infusions are generally not covered by insurance and are paid directly. Cost depends on the dose and how many sessions your plan involves. Call us and we will explain the full course cost up front rather than session by session.
Call (801) 327-8700 to check your coverageFrequently Asked Questions
What is NAD+ IV therapy used for?
NAD+ IV therapy is commonly used to support energy production, metabolic health, cellular repair, cognitive performance, and recovery-focused treatment protocols.
How long does an NAD+ infusion take?
Treatment length depends on the dose and your tolerance, but many infusions last between 90 minutes and 3 hours under clinical supervision.
Can NAD+ IV therapy be part of addiction recovery care?
Yes. NAD+ is commonly included in addiction recovery protocols to support neurotransmitter recovery, cellular energy, and structured detox support.
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