Cellular optimization. Physician-supervised.
High-dose NAD+, glutathione, Myers cocktails, and recovery infusions. Used adjunctively for energy, focus, jet lag, post-exertion recovery, and as part of structured longevity protocols.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme central to mitochondrial energy production and DNA repair; levels decline with age. At Magnolia Men's Health in Southlake, TX, our IV menu runs from simple hydration drips (from $129) through the Myers' ($199) and our recovery, immunity, and GLP-1 support drips, up to NAD+ infusions (from $299) dosed at 250, 500, 750, and 1,000 mg. Our physicians designed every formula, and every drip is paced to your comfort. We position NAD+ as a recovery and energy tool with strongest evidence for mitochondrial dysfunction and post-viral fatigue, not as a longevity miracle.
NAD+ is the coenzyme that sirtuins (the cellular repair enzymes) require to function and that mitochondria use to produce ATP. Tissue NAD+ levels fall steadily with age, which has prompted growing interest in restoring NAD+ as a longevity intervention.2 IV delivery bypasses gut absorption and first-pass metabolism, putting the molecule directly into circulation in pharmacologic doses.
Beyond NAD+, our menu runs from simple hydration drips through the Myers' (the classic B-complex, magnesium, and vitamin C blend), recovery and immunity drips, and a shot bar, with add-ons you can layer onto any drip. Every infusion is reviewed by our medical team before scheduling.
Our physicians designed every formula. Current Magnolia Men's Health patients enrolled in a GLP-1, testosterone, or hormone program save $20 on individual drips.
Simple rehydration after travel, heat, or a long week.
Fluids plus the vitamins and minerals you sweat out.
Support for nausea and low fluid intake on GLP-1 medications.
Vitamin C and zinc for cold and flu season.
For the morning after a late night, a stomach bug, or a red-eye.
The original vitamin infusion, physician-directed.
Amino acids and minerals for training and recovery.
Antioxidants and biotin for hair, skin, and nails.
Our most complete everyday drip: the Myers' plus a 1 g glutathione push.
Anti-nausea premedication included. We start every patient on a slow drip and pace it to your comfort.
| NAD+ 250 mg (about 2 hours) | $299 |
| NAD+ 500 mg (about 3 hours) | $479 |
| NAD+ 750 mg (about 4 hours) | $649 |
| NAD+ 1,000 mg (about 5 hours) | $799 |
| NAD+ 100 mg injection | $49 |
Start low and build up. Paid in advance, completed within 30 days.
| Foundation. 4 infusions over 2 weeks: 250 mg, then 500 mg x 3 (1,750 mg total). Save $237 versus individual infusions. | $1,499 |
| Intensive. 6 infusions over 2 to 3 weeks: 250 mg, 500 mg x 2, then 750 mg x 3 (3,500 mg total). Save $505 versus individual infusions. | $2,699 |
By consultation. G6PD testing is required before your first session.
| High-dose vitamin C, 15 g | $279 |
| High-dose vitamin C, 25 g | $349 |
| Extra liter of fluids | $45 |
| Glutathione, 1 g / 2 g | $45 / $75 |
| Vitamin C, B12, zinc, or famotidine | $20 each |
| Biotin, taurine, ondansetron, or ketorolac | $25 each |
| Amino blend or mineral blend | $35 each |
| Alpha lipoic acid, 300 mg | $75 |
| NAD+ 100 mg boost | $99 |
| Vitamin B12 | $25 |
| Lipo-Mino-C, Vitamin D3, Glutathione, or Tri-Immune | $30 each |
| Shot Pass, any 4 shots a month | $79 |
Three-month minimum, up to a $219 value each month, and your included drip alone can be worth up to $70 more than the membership. Includes one drip per month (Hydrate, Replenish, Steady, Defend, Revive, the Myers', or Restore), member pricing on Myers' Plus and Glow, 10% off NAD+, 20% off add-ons and shots, and a free B12 or lipotropic shot each month. Unused drips roll over one month and can be shared with a family member.
Our physicians designed every formula on the menu for a specific job. Here is what each one does and who it tends to help. If you are not sure which fits, your free first visit sorts it out.
Hydrate ($129). A liter of balanced fluids to correct the dehydration behind travel fog, heat, poor sleep, and a long week. The quickest reset when water alone is not enough.
Replenish ($169). Fluids plus the B vitamins, magnesium, and minerals you lose through sweat. Built for heavy training, hot days, and recovery after exertion.
Steady ($169). Anti-nausea support and gentle hydration for patients on GLP-1 medications who are eating and drinking less, so you can stay on your dose comfortably.
Defend ($189). Vitamin C, zinc, and a B-vitamin complex to support your immune system through cold and flu season or when you feel yourself running down.
Revive ($199). Fluids, anti-nausea support, and the vitamins and minerals you lose after a late night, a stomach bug, or a red-eye. Built to get you back to baseline.
The Myers' ($199). The original vitamin infusion: a B-complex, magnesium, calcium, and vitamin C blend used for general recovery, low energy, and mild dehydration.
Restore ($219). Amino acids and minerals for training and recovery, aimed at muscle repair, endurance, and bouncing back between hard sessions.
Glow ($229). Antioxidants and biotin for hair, skin, and nails, anchored by glutathione, the body's master intracellular antioxidant.
Myers' Plus ($249). Our most complete everyday drip: the Myers' blend with a 1 g glutathione push added for extra antioxidant support.
NAD+ infusions ($299 to $799). NAD+ is the coenzyme your mitochondria use to produce energy and your sirtuins use for cellular repair. We use it for post-viral fatigue, mitochondrial dysfunction, mental clarity, and structured recovery, dosed from 250 to 1,000 mg and paced to your comfort. We do not sell it as a longevity miracle.
NAD+ at 1,000 mg given in two hours feels punishing — chest pressure, abdominal cramping, the whole picture. The same dose given over five hours feels like nothing.
We start every patient slow, ask about symptoms every 15 minutes through the first session, and slow the rate (or stop and restart) the second anything is uncomfortable.
NAD+. The most common acute sensations during infusion are mild flushing, brief chest pressure, and abdominal cramping. These are dose-rate-dependent and almost always relieved by slowing the drip. We screen for contraindications including active malignancy, severe CV disease, and significant renal impairment before scheduling high-dose infusions.
Glutathione & Myers. Generally very well tolerated. Rare: injection-site reaction, transient mild headache.
Limitations of evidence. NAD+ IV therapy has growing mechanistic support but limited randomized clinical trial evidence in healthy adults. We discuss this honestly. Patients seeking longevity-oriented protocols should understand they are participating in a category where the evidence is still maturing.
NAD+ — nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide — is a coenzyme present in every living cell, central to two of the most critical processes in human biology: mitochondrial energy production (the conversion of glucose, fats, and amino acids into ATP) and DNA repair (via the sirtuin and PARP enzyme families). Cellular NAD+ levels decline with age, with chronic illness, with sleep deprivation, and after periods of significant alcohol or substance use. The functional consequence is reduced mitochondrial efficiency, slower DNA repair, and diminished cellular resilience.
IV NAD+ delivers a high-dose bolus directly into the bloodstream, bypassing first-pass metabolism in the liver. The infusion supplies NAD+ precursors that intracellular machinery uses to restore baseline NAD+ pools more rapidly than oral supplementation (which has bioavailability problems and ceiling effects). Most patients describe the subjective effect as a clarity, energy stability, and improved sleep quality that emerges over the 24–72 hours following the infusion and lasts days to weeks depending on the dose and indication.
Post-viral fatigue and long-COVID-style syndromes. The clearest clinical signal we see in our practice is for patients in the 6–18 month window after a significant viral illness who have not fully returned to baseline energy. A 5–10 session loading course typically produces meaningful improvement in 70–80% of cases, with maintenance every 4–8 weeks thereafter as needed.
Mitochondrial dysfunction and metabolic syndrome. Patients with insulin resistance, fatty liver, and exercise intolerance often respond well to a structured NAD+ protocol layered on top of metabolic management (diet changes, GLP-1 if appropriate, hormone optimization). NAD+ alone won't fix metabolic dysfunction, but it can support the mitochondrial recovery that makes the rest of the work effective.
Addiction recovery support. A 7–10 day NAD+ loading protocol has emerging evidence for reducing post-acute withdrawal symptoms (sleep disruption, mood instability, cravings) in alcohol and stimulant recovery. We do not market this as a primary addiction treatment — recovery is multidisciplinary — but for patients with the right context and willingness to engage in concurrent therapy, NAD+ is a useful adjunct.
Pre-event recovery and high-performance contexts. Athletes preparing for competition, executives in high-stakes work cycles, surgical recovery — single-dose or short-course NAD+ as a recovery and energy tool is a well-tolerated and effective use case.
"NAD+ reverses aging" is one of the most aggressively marketed claims in the wellness IV space, and the science does not support that framing. NAD+ supports specific cellular functions; restoring NAD+ does not turn back biological time. We position NAD+ as a recovery and energy tool with strong evidence for specific indications, not a longevity miracle. If a clinic is selling you a high-dose NAD+ drip with a Stanford-anti-aging-podcast pitch, ask them what randomized controlled trial they're citing for "reversal of aging." There isn't one.
Push vs. drip. NAD+ "push" administration delivers the dose as a rapid IV injection over 5–15 minutes; "drip" delivers the same dose as a slow infusion over 1–2 hours. Push produces a higher peak serum concentration faster but is more intense — first-time patients commonly experience flushing, transient chest pressure, and abdominal cramping during a push. Drip is gentler, with the same end-state benefits and far fewer acute side effects. Our default for first-time patients is drip; we transition to push only for patients who have completed several drip sessions and specifically prefer the faster format. Walking a first-timer into a push session is what franchise IV bars do because it is faster turnover. We do not.
Dose. We offer NAD+ at 250 mg ($299), 500 mg ($479), 750 mg ($649), and 1,000 mg ($799) per session. Most patients start at 500 mg, see how they respond, and move up or down on later sessions. The 1,000 mg dose suits patients with significant post-viral fatigue, addiction recovery contexts, or those who have plateaued at lower doses.
Cadence. Loading phase for symptomatic indications: 5–10 sessions over 2–3 weeks. Maintenance: one session every 4–12 weeks depending on response. We do not recommend weekly NAD+ indefinitely — diminishing returns and unnecessary cost. Patients chasing "more is better" with weekly NAD+ for months on end are spending money for negligible incremental benefit; we'll tell you when you've hit that ceiling.
The Myers' ($199). The original IV vitamin and mineral blend: B vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12), magnesium, calcium, and vitamin C. Useful for general recovery, fatigue, mild dehydration, and pre-event support. Myers' Plus ($249) adds a 1 g glutathione push. Most patients tolerate it well; mild warmth or a metallic taste during infusion is normal.
High-dose vitamin C (15 g $279, 25 g $349). By consultation, for immune support, recovery from acute illness, and as adjunctive support during cancer treatment (in coordination with the patient's oncologist; we do not present vitamin C IV as a cancer treatment). G6PD deficiency must be ruled out before high-dose vitamin C, so we test before your first session.
Glutathione (add-on, $45 for 1 g or $75 for 2 g). The body's master intracellular antioxidant. Useful for liver detoxification support, oxidative stress reduction, and skin clarity. Added as a push to a Myers' or NAD+ infusion, and built into Myers' Plus and Glow.
Recovery drips. Revive ($199) is built for the morning after a late night, a stomach bug, or a red-eye: fluids, anti-nausea support, and the vitamins and minerals you lost. Steady ($169) supports nausea and low fluid intake for patients on GLP-1 medications.
Best candidates for NAD+ IV: patients with post-viral fatigue, mitochondrial dysfunction symptoms, brain fog, sleep disruption that hasn't responded to behavioral interventions, addiction recovery (with appropriate concurrent care), exercise intolerance, or who are otherwise functional but have a specific energy/clarity ceiling they want to push past.
Less ideal candidates: patients seeking NAD+ as primary treatment for major depression (NAD+ may help mood as a side benefit but is not antidepressant therapy), patients with active untreated cancer (rare contraindication; we coordinate with oncology before any session), and patients pursuing NAD+ as a longevity intervention based on podcast marketing rather than a specific symptom.
Contraindications and screening. Active pregnancy (limited data, default to caution). Known allergy to any infusion ingredient. Severe kidney disease (we adjust based on the latest GFR). G6PD deficiency for high-dose vitamin C specifically. We do a brief medical intake before every first IV session and review medication interactions; subsequent sessions are quicker.
Dr. Abdullah is a board-certified internal medicine physician based in Southlake, TX, and an IFM-certified functional medicine practitioner. He focuses on men's hormone health — testosterone optimization, GLP-1 weight loss, sexual health, peptides, and longevity — and personally reviews and adjusts every protocol that leaves the clinic.
Free first visit. We'll discuss what you're optimizing for, screen for contraindications, and pick the infusion that fits.
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