NAD+

Clyne’s NAD+ therapy helps men sustain energy, sharpen focus, and recover faster, without relying on stimulants.

NAD+ is a critical coenzyme that fuels your mitochondria, the “power plants” inside every cell. As levels fall steeply after age 60, men often notice reduced stamina, mental fatigue, and slower workout recovery.

Injectable and nasal spray NAD+ restore those levels, giving your cells the raw fuel they need to keep you performing. Men use it for sustained mental clarity at work, faster recovery after training, and long-term protection against age-related decline.

Whether your goal is to stay competitive in the gym, sharp in the office, or energized for family life, NAD+ delivers a direct, science-backed way to feel strong, focused, and resilient every day.

NAD+ Injection
Draw up 1 ml with the syringe and give a fast injection into your thigh or upper arm. That’s all it takes, 2 to 3 times a week for 4 weeks.

Some men feel sharper or more energized within hours. With consistent use, that edge builds into steady stamina, faster recovery, and stronger focus.

Do it before a packed workday, right after a heavy lift, or ahead of weekend plans. It’s a quick step that keeps you performing at your best.

NAD+ Spray
Use 1–2 sprays in each nostril, morning and night. Lean forward slightly, press the pump, and take a calm breath in as you spray.

It’s easy to fold into your day, a boost before the office grind, a reset after training, or a bedtime step to fuel overnight repair.

NAD+ injections and sprays are safe for most men and typically cause only mild, short-lived effects such as:

• Slight soreness or bruising at the injection site
• A brief headache, warm flush, or dizziness
• Temporary tiredness after dosing
• Mild digestive changes, like cramping or bloating

These effects often settle within a day and usually don’t interfere with work, training, or daily life. Rare cases may involve palpitations, blood pressure shifts, or nausea if the dose is delivered too quickly.

Serious reactions are very rare, but get medical help immediately if you notice swelling of your face or throat, difficulty breathing, or sudden severe fatigue.

If anything feels off or doesn’t improve, your provider can adjust your plan to keep results safe and effective.