Dr. Hoedebecke directs every treatment on the wellness side of myEvergreen. Every hormone pellet, every peptide prescription, every GLP-1 titration, every NAD+ protocol has his sign-off after a lab review and a clinical evaluation.
Most med spas offer wellness services under nursing supervision or under a rotating medical director's paper oversight. At myEvergreen, if you are on the wellness side, you are the physician's patient, not a customer of a menu.
Wellness · Director
The starting point
The starting point for anything wellness-related is a full lab panel and a conversation. If a physician-directed program is not the right answer, that becomes clear at the first visit and you have not committed to a treatment that does not fit you.
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Wellness · NAD+ Therapy
What NAD+ is
NAD+ is a coenzyme present in every cell that participates in energy metabolism and cellular repair. Levels decline with age. NAD+ IV therapy delivers it directly into the bloodstream to raise levels rapidly and support the pathways that use it.
Wellness · NAD+ Therapy
What the interest is in
Mitochondrial function, cellular energy production, cognitive clarity, and cellular repair. Reported effects vary and the research is still evolving, but patients often describe improved energy, mental clarity, and recovery from demanding periods.
Wellness · NAD+ Therapy
Why it is given slowly
A typical infusion takes ninety minutes to two hours because faster delivery produces uncomfortable sensations. Most patients start with a short course of three to five sessions over one to two weeks, then move to maintenance every four to eight weeks.
Wellness · NAD+ Therapy · What to expect
The infusion
An NAD+ infusion takes ninety minutes to two hours. It is given slowly because faster infusion produces uncomfortable sensations, a chest tightness or nausea feeling that reduces if the rate is slowed.
Wellness · NAD+ Therapy · What to expect
Sensations during the drip
Some patients experience mild sensations during the infusion, a chest awareness, a sense of body warmth, or an intense stretch feeling in muscles, that resolve when the infusion is paused or slowed. Nursing staff titrate the rate to individual tolerance.
Wellness · NAD+ Therapy · What to expect
The course
Most patients start with a short course of three to five sessions over one to two weeks, then move to maintenance every four to eight weeks. Reported effects include energy, mental clarity, and improved recovery. Protocols are set by Dr. Hoedebecke.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions
Why does NAD+ IV take so long?Ninety minutes to two hours because faster infusion produces uncomfortable sensations. The rate is titrated to individual tolerance during the session.How many sessions do I need?Most patients start with a short course of three to five sessions over one to two weeks, then move to maintenance every four to eight weeks.What is NAD+ good for?Cellular energy, mitochondrial function, cognitive clarity, and cellular repair. Reported effects include improved energy, mental clarity, and recovery from cognitively or physically demanding periods.
