Intramuscular Injections (IM Shots)
Quick, targeted nutrient support with therapeutic IM shots.
Intramuscular Injections Treatments
NAD+ Shots
Support mitochondrial health, brain clarity, and aging resilience.
Vitamin B12
Boost mood, energy, metabolism, and red blood cell production.
Vitamin D
Correct deficiency, support mood, bone strength, and immunity.
Getting Ready for Your Visit & Beyond
FAQ
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Eat a light meal beforehand (avoid fasting).
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Avoid alcohol at least 24 hours before your visit.
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Let your provider know if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications.
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For Vitamin D: bring recent lab results and skip oral vitamin D supplements the day prior.
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Injections are quick (seconds) and typically administered in the glute or shoulder.
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NAD+: 50–200 mg (0.5–2 mL) — may cause temporary warmth, flushing, or mild tightness.
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B12: Effects vary — some feel energized right away, others gradually.
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MIC: Often part of a weight-loss plan, given 1–2x weekly.
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Vitamin D: Usually every 1–3 months depending on lab results.
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Stay hydrated.
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Resume normal activity (except MIC: avoid strenuous exercise for a few hours).
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Mild soreness at the injection site is possible.
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NAD+: temporary side effects may include flushing, lightheadedness, nausea, metallic taste, or mild fatigue — usually short-lived.
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Remain in clinic for 15 minutes after NAD+ injections for monitoring.
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Vitamin D requires no downtime; effects are long-lasting.
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NAD+ stand for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide which is a coenzyme essential for cellular energy and repair.
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NAD+: weekly or bi-weekly
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B12: weekly to monthly (depends on deficiency)
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MIC: 1–2 times per week as part of a plan
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Vitamin D: every 1–3 months (based on lab results)
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Yes. These nutrients are essential to the body and safe when dosed appropriately. Mild side effects (like soreness, flushing, or light fatigue) are temporary.
Yes. Many clients combine B12, NAD+, and MIC for added benefits. Dr. Leticia can recommend the right mix for your goals.
Some people feel energized right away (especially with B12 and NAD+).
MIC and Vitamin D often take longer as your body adjusts.


