NAD+ Isn’t New—We’ve Just Been Doing It Longer
In the ever-changing world of wellness, it’s easy to mistake “trending” for “new.” Every week it seems there’s a new superfood, supplement, or secret to longevity taking over the internet, backed by influencers, glossy ads, and high-priced hype. Lately, NAD+ is having its moment in the spotlight—but here’s the truth:
NAD+ isn’t new. And we’ve been here all along.
NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) was first identified more than a century ago, and its essential role in cellular energy production and repair has been studied for decades. It’s not a fad—it’s a foundational molecule, found in every living cell. What is new, perhaps, is how it’s finally getting the attention it deserves.
At Springfield Wellness Center, we’re proud to have been leading the way in NAD+ treatment since 2001—well before the wave of trendy IV lounges, social media buzz, or celebrity endorsements. Under the direction of Paula Norris Mestayer and Dr. Richard Mestayer III, we’ve been researching, refining, and administering NAD+ therapy for nearly 25 years. Thousands of patients. Countless success stories. All rooted in science, compassion, and a commitment to healing.
Yes, it often takes a high-profile person or event to bring a concept like NAD+ into the public conversation. And while that visibility can be a good thing, it also opens the door to businesses that are chasing the “next big thing,” packaging up trendy treatments or jumping on the NAD+ bandwagon to boost profits.
But Springfield Wellness Center isn’t new to this.
We’re not selling juice cleanses. We’re not capitalizing on a moment.
NAD+ is who we are. It’s what we do.
Nothing more, nothing less.
We understand that businesses need to make money to survive—and yes, we do too. But we’ve grown from humble beginnings, guided not by hype, but by a vision: to share the healing power of NAD+ with the world.
So as NAD+ continues to trend, know this:
We’re not new.
We’re not trendy.
We’re trusted.
And we’re so glad you found us.