In the rapidly evolving realm of health and wellness, ketamine emerges as a powerful tool, especially when paired synergistically with therapies like NAD+ infusion. This unique combination not only amplifies the benefits of cellular rejuvenation but also unlocks profound potentials for brain rewiring. In this exploration, we’ll delve into the unparalleled benefits of the NAD+ infusion, the essential role of hydration, and the transformative capabilities of ketamine in championing optimal brain health.
What is NAD+ Infusion?
NAD+, or Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, is a molecule naturally present in our cells. It plays a vital role in energy production and cellular health. As we age, NAD+ levels decrease, leading to a reduction in cellular function. The NAD+ infusion therapy introduces a concentrated dose directly into our bloodstream to combat this decline.
Benefits of NAD+ Infusion:
Hydration and NAD+ Infusion:
Why is hydration important? Prior hydration, especially the day before the infusion, has been found to improve tolerance to NAD+ since it promotes homeostasis. At Soft Reboot Wellness, we emphasize the importance of hydration before any treatment, be it Ketamine or NAD+ infusions.
Hydration Benefits:
Hydration Recommendation: To ensure effective hydration, we recommend electrolyte supplementation with either LMNT or NUUN on the day prior to a session.
What Does the Infusion Feel Like?
While the potential benefits are impressive, the actual infusion experience is a mix of sensations:

Tips for a Comfortable Experience:
NAD+ infusion therapy stands as an impactful method for those desiring enhanced health from a cellular standpoint. When merged with the power of hydration and the transformative potential of ketamine, clients are offered a holistic approach to healing and wellness.
Reviewed by Dr. Sara Herman
Medical Disclaimer: The information in this blog is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Ketamine therapy should only be pursued under the supervision of a licensed medical provider familiar with your full medical and psychiatric history. Individual results vary. Off-label treatments like IV ketamine for mental health conditions carry risks that should be discussed thoroughly with a qualified provider before beginning. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or thoughts of self-harm, please call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or go to your nearest emergency room.