Provider-Guided Weight Loss Programs • Secure Online Assessment
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Complete a short online assessment to learn whether provider-guided NAD+ therapy or another wellness option may be medically appropriate for you.
Provider review required. Eligibility, treatment, medication and results are not guaranteed.
Sleep, nutrition, stress, medications, health conditions and other factors can affect how you feel. A licensed provider can review your broader medical picture and determine whether NAD+ therapy deserves consideration as part of a wellness plan.
NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It is present in living cells and participates in reactions that help cells process energy. Whether NAD+ therapy is appropriate requires individualized provider review.
NAD+ participates in redox reactions that help cells convert nutrients into usable energy.
Formulation, route, instructions and follow-up are determined by a licensed healthcare provider.
Begin from home through a secure assessment before any treatment recommendation is made.
Share your health history, medications, concerns and wellness priorities.
A licensed provider evaluates your information and clinical suitability.
Your provider may recommend NAD+, another option, further evaluation or no treatment.
If treatment is selected, review instructions, pricing and pharmacy coordination details.
Completing the assessment does not guarantee treatment or a prescription.
Program availability, formulation, final pricing and included services depend on provider review and the option selected.
A provider-guided process considers medical history, medications, contraindications, goals and follow-up needs before treatment is selected.
A short assessment can help a licensed provider determine whether NAD+ therapy, another wellness option or no treatment may be appropriate.
NAD+ is nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a naturally occurring coenzyme involved in cellular energy metabolism and other biological processes.
Eligible adults may begin with the DietsMD NAD+ assessment and licensed provider review. Treatment is available only when medically appropriate.
Patients may ask about energy, cellular wellness, metabolic wellness and healthy-aging initiatives. These are discussion areas, not promised treatment outcomes.
No. A provider may recommend NAD+, another option, additional evaluation or no treatment.
Route, formulation and instructions vary. Your provider should explain the specific product and administration method being considered.
Compounded NAD+ products are not FDA-approved. Your provider should identify the specific formulation and explain its regulatory status before treatment.
Yes. NAD+ therapy may cause side effects and is not appropriate for everyone. Discuss risks, contraindications, medication interactions and monitoring with your provider.
No. Individual experiences vary, and no specific improvement is guaranteed.
Complete the secure DietsMD NAD+ assessment so a licensed healthcare provider can review your information and determine what options may be medically appropriate.
Provider review required. Treatment, medication, prescriptions and results are not guaranteed.
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