NAD+ IV Therapy: What It Is and What to Expect From a Session

NAD+ IV therapy has become one of the most talked-about wellness treatments — popular with everyone from busy professionals to athletes. Here’s a clear look at what it actually is and what a session is like.

What NAD+ is

NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. It’s central to how your cells produce energy and carry out their daily work. NAD+ levels naturally decline over time, which is why supporting them has become such a point of interest in wellness circles.

Why IV delivery

Delivered through an IV drip, NAD+ goes directly into the bloodstream. An NAD+ IV session is slower and longer than a typical vitamin drip — the infusion is run gradually for comfort — and it’s the most direct way to deliver a meaningful dose.

At Chrysalis Beauté, every NAD+ therapy session is administered by Crystal Simm, RPN, after a review of your health history.

The benefits people seek

People choose NAD+ IV therapy as part of a wellness routine to support:

• Cellular energy and general vitality
• Mental clarity and focus
• Recovery after demanding stretches
• Healthy aging goals

An honest note: NAD+ is an emerging area of wellness. Individual responses vary, and it’s best approached as part of a broader routine — not a guaranteed outcome. Crystal will set realistic expectations and answer your questions before anything is booked.

What a session is like

1. Consultation — Crystal reviews your health history and goals and explains the format and dose options.
2. The infusion — you relax in a comfortable recliner while the drip runs; NAD+ sessions are typically longer than standard drips, so bring a book or headphones.
3. After — most people return to their day. Crystal shares any relevant aftercare.

Many people pair or alternate NAD+ with other drips — see the benefits of IV therapy and what is NAD+ therapy for more.

Interested in trying it?

Book a free consultation with Crystal Simm, RPN, in Brampton — she’ll help you decide whether NAD+ IV therapy fits your goals.