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Targeted Injections (B12, NAD+, Lipolean)

Quick Cellular Energy Boosters

Fast, potent intramuscular injections designed to support methylation, mitochondrial ATP production, and hepatic fat metabolism.

Overview

What this pathway involves

Intramuscular injections deliver targeted nutrients past digestive bottlenecks for fast, potent uptake. They are a practical complement to a root-cause protocol — supporting methylation, mitochondrial ATP, and hepatic fat metabolism where oral dosing falls short. Each injection is selected against your labs, not as a wellness trend.

Key Clinical Components:

Methylated Vitamin B12 for neurological and red cell support
NAD+ for cellular longevity and mental clarity
Lipolean (MIC + B-complex) for metabolic enhancement
Vitamin D3 therapeutic dosing when blood levels are suboptimal
How It Works

A clear, sequenced process

01

Deficiency Mapping

We identify the specific nutrient gaps — B12, Vitamin D, methylation cofactors — that are limiting your energy and metabolism from your labs.

02

Targeted Selection

We choose the right injection (B12, NAD+, Lipolean/MIC, or Vitamin D3) based on what your biology actually needs, not a generic menu.

03

In-Clinic Administration

Quick intramuscular injections administered in-clinic at our Waco location, with minimal downtime and clinical oversight.

04

Integration & Re-Check

Injections are layered into your broader protocol and re-checked against follow-up labs so dosing stays therapeutic, not arbitrary.

Common Questions

About this service

What is the difference between NAD+ and B12 injections?

B12 supports methylation, red blood cells, and neurological function. NAD+ supports mitochondrial ATP production and cellular repair. We select based on what your labs and symptoms point to.

How quickly will I feel a difference?

Many patients notice energy and clarity shifts within days of B12 or NAD+ injections, though full metabolic effects build over the protocol timeline. We track this against your labs.

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