IV Micronutrient and NAD+ Infusion Therapy

IV infusion therapy at Longevity Center Nürnberg delivers pharmaceutical-grade vitamins, micronutrients and NAD+ directly into the bloodstream for immediate cellular uptake. Protocols are individualised per each patient's biomarker results rather than off-the-shelf formulas. Therapeutic targets include mitochondrial support, immune function, metabolic restoration and cellular energy via NAD+ — the coenzyme central to DNA repair and energy production whose levels decline significantly with age.

Intravenous micronutrient and NAD+ infusion therapy at Longevity Center Nürnberg is integrated directly into the clinic's broader longevity protocol framework rather than offered as a standalone retail treatment. This reflects the physician-led, evidence-based philosophy of the practice: IV therapy at this clinic follows from lab results, not from a standardised menu. NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) infusions are among the most scientifically substantiated interventions in longevity medicine. NAD+ is the central coenzyme of the mitochondrial electron transport chain — the process that generates cellular ATP — and a direct substrate for sirtuins, the family of enzymes responsible for DNA repair, gene expression regulation and inflammatory control. Research demonstrates NAD+ levels decline by approximately 50% between ages 40 and 60, a drop correlated with reduced cellular resilience, slower recovery and the energy deficits characteristic of ageing. Intravenous delivery achieves systemic concentrations physiologically impossible with oral precursor supplementation. Micronutrient infusions are formulated around each patient's biomarker deficiencies identified during diagnostic work-up. Common components include high-dose vitamin C for immune and collagen support, magnesium for mitochondrial and neuromuscular function, B-vitamin complexes for energy metabolism, glutathione as the body's master antioxidant, and trace minerals to support enzymatic processes throughout the body. The clinic describes these as targeting 'Regulationssysteme' — the self-regulating biological systems that govern health resilience. All infusion sessions are physician-supervised at the Nuremberg clinic, with dosage and infusion rate managed to maximise efficacy and patient comfort. Infusion therapy is typically offered as part of the clinic's structured three-, six- or twelve-month master programmes, ensuring interventions are monitored and adjusted over time. Private-pay patients in Germany and international health tourists can access individual sessions following an initial consultation. The clinic is located at Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1 in central Nuremberg, Bavaria.