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Practical guide

See the science: NAD+ research and resources

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Selected research and reading on NAD+ for anyone who wants to go deeper. These are general sources on NAD+ biology and research. They are not studies of the REVIVE protocol.

Start here

What Is NAD+ and Why Is It Important?
Cleveland Clinic. A plain language introduction to what NAD+ is and what it does in the body.

NAD+: the molecule you’re losing (video)
Arwen Podesta, MD, on YouTube. A short clinical overview of NAD+.

Research reviews

Clinical Evidence for Targeting NAD Therapeutically
National Institutes of Health, PubMed Central. A review of the clinical research on raising NAD+ levels.

NAD+ metabolism: pathophysiologic mechanisms and therapeutic potential
Xie et al., Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy, 2020. How NAD+ regulates the body’s response to stress, and where research into NAD+ therapy is heading.

NAD metabolism: Role in senescence regulation and aging
Chini et al., Aging Cell. “Since NAD metabolism is dysregulated in aging and age-related diseases, it has been proposed that restoring NAD+ levels may be a promising approach to promoting healthy aging.”

From our team

NAD+ and Surgical Recovery: A Physician’s Perspective, by David H. Workman, MD, and the printable patient handout.

NAD+ is a prescription treatment, not a supplement. All infusions are provided under physician direction following a health assessment. Consult your surgeon or physician before starting any infusion therapy. Individual results vary.