More energy.
Sharper mind.
Younger cells.
Physician-prescribed NAD+ therapy — a clinically studied coenzyme that may support cellular energy, metabolism, cognitive function, and healthy aging — physician-prescribed and personalized to you.
What NAD+ does
for your body.
NAD+ is a coenzyme present in every cell in your body — and its levels decline significantly with age. Restoring optimal NAD+ levels supports nearly every major biological system.
Cellular Energy
NAD+ is the central coenzyme in cellular energy production — fueling the mitochondria that power every cell in your body. Maintaining healthy NAD+ levels may support more sustained, efficient cellular energy production throughout the day.
Cognitive Clarity
NAD+ supports neuronal health and the production of neurotransmitters involved in focus, memory, and mental stamina. Some patients report improvements in focus and mental clarity, though individual experiences vary.
DNA Repair
NAD+ is essential for activating sirtuins — the enzymes responsible for repairing damaged DNA, regulating gene expression, and protecting cells from age-related deterioration. It's a core mechanism of healthy aging.
Metabolism Support
NAD+ plays a direct role in how your body converts nutrients into usable energy. Optimal levels support insulin sensitivity, fat metabolism, and the efficient processing of glucose — which may complement weight loss treatment for some patients.
Muscle Recovery
NAD+ supports the cellular repair processes that rebuild muscle tissue after exercise. Some active patients report improvements in recovery, though individual results will vary.
Healthy Aging
NAD+ levels decline by up to 50% between ages 40 and 60. Replenishing these levels may support cellular longevity pathways and inflammation regulation. Individual results will vary.
How NAD+
works.
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is not a stimulant or a supplement — it is a foundational coenzyme that your body uses to perform hundreds of critical biological functions at the cellular level.
Fuels the Mitochondria
NAD+ is the key electron carrier in cellular respiration — the process by which your mitochondria convert food into ATP (cellular energy). Without sufficient NAD+, this process becomes inefficient, leading to fatigue, brain fog, and metabolic slowdown.
Activates Longevity Pathways
NAD+ activates sirtuins — a family of proteins often called "longevity genes" — that regulate cellular health, DNA repair, inflammation response, and metabolic function. Sirtuin activation is one of the most studied mechanisms of healthy aging.
Declines Significantly With Age
NAD+ levels peak in early adulthood and decline by approximately 50% by age 60. This decline is directly linked to reduced energy, impaired cognitive function, slower metabolism, and accelerated cellular aging.
Physician-Prescribed Replenishment
Luma Health's physician-prescribed NAD+ therapy restores your levels directly, with better bioavailability than oral supplementation for many patients. Your provider personalizes your dose and monitors your progress throughout treatment.
Is NAD+ right
for you?
NAD+ therapy is well-suited for a wide range of patients — from those managing age-related decline to those looking to optimize performance, metabolism, and cognitive function.
👤 You may benefit if you experience:
- Persistent fatigue that sleep doesn't resolve
- Brain fog, difficulty concentrating, or memory issues
- Slowing metabolism or difficulty managing weight
- Slow recovery from exercise or physical activity
- General signs of aging — declining energy, stamina, or drive
- Desire to support long-term cellular health and longevity
✨ NAD+ pairs especially well with:
- GLP-1 medications (prescribed by your own provider) — NAD+ may complement metabolic support from GLP-1 treatment for some patients
- Patients on weight loss medications prescribed elsewhere who want cellular-level metabolic and energy support
- Women's Hormone Therapy — may support energy and hormonal health together for some patients
- Patients aged 35+ experiencing age-related energy or metabolic decline
- Active patients wanting faster recovery and better physical performance
What to expect.
NAD+ therapy is well-tolerated by most patients. Side effects are typically mild and transient, especially early in treatment.
🟡 Possible Side Effects
- Mild flushing or warmth — typically brief
- Mild nausea, especially early in treatment
- Headache during initial dose adjustment
- Increased energy that may affect sleep if taken late in the day
- Mild injection site discomfort
✅ You're Supported
- Same-day provider visits
- 24/7 care team messaging
- Dose personalized and adjusted as needed
- FSA & HSA eligible
- Free 2–3 day discreet shipping
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a coenzyme found in every cell in your body. It is essential for energy production, DNA repair, cellular metabolism, and the activation of longevity pathways. NAD+ levels decline significantly with age — by up to 50% by age 60 — which is directly linked to fatigue, cognitive decline, slower metabolism, and accelerated aging. Physician-prescribed NAD+ therapy replenishes these levels to restore optimal cellular function.
Luma Health's NAD+ therapy is administered as a subcutaneous injection — a small needle injected just under the skin, typically in the abdomen or thigh. This method provides significantly better bioavailability than oral NAD+ supplements, which are largely broken down before reaching the bloodstream. Full instructions are included with every shipment.
Some patients report noticing changes in energy and mental clarity within the first one to two weeks. Metabolic and physical recovery benefits typically become more noticeable over weeks 4–8 as NAD+ levels are restored and sustained. Individual results will vary based on baseline NAD+ levels, age, and overall health profile.
Yes — NAD+ therapy can pair well with GLP-1 weight loss treatment prescribed by your own provider. While GLP-1 medications address appetite regulation and blood sugar, NAD+ works at the cellular level to support metabolism, energy production, and recovery. Please note that Luma Health does not prescribe GLP-1 medications. If you are currently on a GLP-1 medication through another provider, your Luma provider can review whether NAD+ is appropriate alongside your current treatment. Individual results will vary.
NAD+ therapy is not typically covered by standard health insurance. However, it is FSA and HSA eligible — meaning you can use pre-tax health spending account dollars to cover the cost. Luma Health's pricing is all-inclusive at $100/month, covering your medication, provider visits, and 24/7 care team support with free shipping.
Luma Health's clinical services are provided by Wasef Health, PC, c/o Michael Wasef, MD. You may contact them directly at [email protected]. Their office is located at 5260 78th Ave N, PO Box 1697, Pinellas Park, FL 33780.
Your medication is dispensed by VialsRX, a licensed compounding pharmacy located at 6220 Westpark Dr, Houston, TX 77057. You can reach them at (713) 497-5590 or visit vials.ai. Services are available in all 50 US states through affiliated medical providers and pharmacy partners operating in accordance with applicable state licensure requirements. Please note that certain medications, formulations, or fulfillment options may vary depending on state-specific pharmacy regulations and dispensing restrictions.
Support your health
at the cellular level.
Complete a short health assessment and meet with a licensed provider — same-day visits available. Personalized NAD+ dosing starts from your first shipment.