Comprehensive Hormone Replacement Therapy Certification

Lesson 1: Objectives, Disclosures and Downloads

Describe the biochemical structure and physiological functions of NAD⁺ in cellular metabolism and repair.

Explain the clinical rationale for NAD⁺ supplementation in preventive, functional, and integrative medicine.

Identify appropriate patient populations and clinical indications for NAD⁺ therapy, including fatigue, cognitive decline, detox, and anti-aging.

Compare and contrast the benefits, limitations, and pharmacokinetics of IV, subcutaneous, and oral NAD⁺ precursors (NR/NMN).

Apply evidence-informed protocols for NAD⁺ administration via IV, subcutaneous injection, and oral routes, including dosing, titration, and monitoring.

Evaluate emerging research and clinical outcomes related to NAD⁺ therapy in anti-aging, neuroprotection, and mitochondrial support.

PLUS: 13 Downloads including Protocols, Consents, Social Media and Pricing Strategies

Lesson 1 Foundations of NAD⁺ – Biochemistry, Clinical Rationale & Patient Selection

This module lays the scientific groundwork for understanding NAD⁺ as a central molecule in cellular metabolism, DNA repair, and mitochondrial function. Participants will explore its biochemical structure and physiological roles, with an emphasis on its impact in energy production, aging, and oxidative stress. The module also covers the expanding clinical rationale for NAD⁺ supplementation in preventive, functional, and integrative medicine. Key focus areas include patient selection and indications such as chronic fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, neurodegeneration, detoxification, and age-related decline. By the end of this module, providers will be equipped to identify appropriate candidates for NAD⁺ therapy and understand its relevance in optimizing cellular health.

Lesson 2: Clinical Application – Evidence-Based NAD⁺ Delivery Protocols

In this advanced module, practitioners will delve into the practical implementation of NAD⁺ therapy across three primary routes: intravenous (IV), subcutaneous (subQ), and oral precursors (including NR and NMN). Learners will compare the pharmacokinetics, clinical efficacy, and patient experiences associated with each route, enabling personalized treatment plans. Detailed dosing strategies, titration methods, and monitoring guidelines will be provided, alongside tips for managing side effects. The module also highlights emerging research and clinical applications in areas such as anti-aging, neuroprotection, and mitochondrial rejuvenation—arming providers with the tools to integrate cutting-edge NAD⁺ protocols into clinical practice.

No worries — we designed this course for all levels. You’ll get step-by-step instruction, technique videos, and clinical tips to build confidence fast. Many successful students started with zero IV experience.

We offer a 30-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. Less than 2% of students ever request a refund — that’s how confident we are in the course's value.

Absolutely. As long as IV therapy is within your scope, you can provide NAD+ therapy. Many subspecialties have implemented this into their practices: primary care, wellness, med spas, neurology, psychiatry, and have made their ROI in only 2 patients!

Practices typically charge $300–$800 per session or offer packages between $2,000–$5,000. Your price will depend on your region and setup — we include examples from real clinics to guide you.

New practices typically see 20–30 patients in the first 90 days. With the right protocols and marketing (both included), many become long-term wellness clients.

Absolutely. Many of our students have successfully transitioned into 100% cash-based practices, using NAD+ therapy as a core offering. No more insurance coding or billing delays.

The course is backed by 30+ years of clinical experience from Dr. Stephen Petteruti and peer-reviewed research. We also include case studies and protocols from real patients.

It’s not. NAD+ is still early-stage with only ~3% market penetration. We give you tools to stand out — from messaging to pricing strategies — even in competitive cities.

You’ll receive a full supply checklist and preferred vendor links with discounts. Most providers can launch for $500–$1,500 depending on what’s already in your clinic.

While anyone can take the course for educational purposes, only licensed medical professionals (RNs, NPs, MDs, etc.) are legally allowed to administer NAD+ therapy clinically. Please check your state scope of practice.