NAD+ Regular 250mg

A 150-minute intravenous infusion of 250 milligrams of NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide). This standalone NAD+ protocol delivers the coenzyme directly into the bloodstream at a controlled drip rate, supporting cellular energy production, DNA repair, and sirtuin activation without the additional cofactor and glutathione bags included in the Combo protocol.

The NAD+ Regular 250mg at Toronto Functional Medicine Centre provides a focused single-bag infusion of 250 milligrams of NAD+, the coenzyme that serves as a critical substrate for cellular energy metabolism, DNA repair enzymes, and sirtuin proteins involved in gene regulation and ageing. The 150-minute infusion time reflects the controlled drip rate that Dr. Caversan's team uses to ensure client comfort. NAD+ delivered too quickly can cause temporary side effects — flushing, chest tightness, mild nausea, and muscle cramping — that resolve when the drip rate is reduced. The clinical team monitors the infusion throughout and adjusts the rate based on individual tolerance. Most clients find the 250mg dose comfortable, particularly from the second session onward as the body acclimatises to exogenous NAD+. The 250mg dose represents the standard clinical dose used in most NAD+ research and clinical protocols. It provides a meaningful increase in circulating NAD+ levels without the extended session time required for higher doses. For clients new to NAD+ therapy, the 250mg Regular is often recommended as the starting point before considering the 500mg options. This standalone protocol differs from the NAD+ Combo packages in that it delivers NAD+ without the preceding cofactor bag or the finishing glutathione bag. This makes it faster and less expensive, while still providing the core NAD+ intervention. Some clients prefer this focused approach, particularly those who already maintain robust oral supplementation of B vitamins, magnesium, and glutathione precursors. The infusion is conducted in TFMC's IV lounge with comfortable seating and a calm atmosphere. Clients are encouraged to bring reading material, a laptop, or headphones for the session. Dr. Caversan and the clinical team can advise on frequency and duration based on individual health goals, with a typical maintenance schedule of monthly infusions after an initial loading phase.