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Precision IV Therapy

Physician-administered infusion protocols designed for cellular restoration, metabolic optimization, and longevity — administered at our Manhattan practice.

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Longevity Medicine is Not a Trend. It is a Clinical Discipline.

The body does not age randomly. It follows a sequence of measurable biological events — mitochondrial decline, NAD+ depletion, hormonal dysregulation, cellular senescence, and systemic inflammation — each of which can be identified, tracked, and in many cases, meaningfully slowed.

Dr. GolBerg's IV therapy program is built on this premise. Each infusion protocol is selected following clinical assessment, not patient preference alone. Compounds, concentrations, infusion duration, and frequency are determined by biomarkers, health history, and long-term physiological objectives.

Intravenous delivery is the mechanism that makes precision longevity medicine possible at the cellular level. By bypassing the gastrointestinal tract entirely, therapeutic compounds reach systemic circulation at concentrations that oral supplementation cannot reliably achieve. This is the clinical distinction between a longevity protocol and a wellness trend.

NAD+
Declines up to 50% between ages 40 and 60, directly impairing mitochondrial function and DNA repair capacity
Healthspan
The clinical objective is not lifespan extension alone — it is the preservation of peak biological function across decades
Precision
Every IV protocol at Dr. GolBerg's practice is determined by clinical evaluation, not a treatment menu

Intravenous therapy bypasses the gastrointestinal system entirely, delivering therapeutic compounds directly into the bloodstream at concentrations unachievable through oral supplementation. Dr. GolBerg selects and administers each protocol based on a thorough clinical assessment — not a menu-driven approach.

Infusion Protocols

Each protocol is selected, dosed, and supervised by Dr. GolBerg. The descriptions below summarize clinical intent; specific candidacy and dosing are determined during consultation.

01 — Mitochondrial

NAD+ IV Therapy

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) declines significantly with age, impairing mitochondrial function, DNA repair, and cellular energy production. High-dose NAD+ infusions have demonstrated potential in neurological restoration, addiction recovery support, and metabolic optimization. Administered over a controlled infusion period under physician supervision.

Physician-Supervised · Extended Infusion
02 — NAD+ Precursor

Niagen (NMN/NR Precursor) IV Protocol

Niagen, a bioavailable form of nicotinamide riboside (NR), serves as a direct precursor to NAD+ synthesis. IV administration of Niagen precursors achieves systemic concentrations that oral dosing cannot reliably replicate, supporting sirtuin activation and mitochondrial biogenesis.

Longevity · Sirtuin Activation
03 — Detoxification

Chelation Therapy

EDTA chelation therapy is used in the removal of heavy metals — including lead, mercury, and cadmium — as well as excess calcium from arterial walls. Dr. GolBerg administers chelation in a structured protocol informed by pre-treatment laboratory assessment. Not appropriate for all patients; candidacy is determined after clinical evaluation.

Heavy Metal · Lab-Guided
04 — Pharmacological Dose

High-Dose Vitamin C Infusion

Intravenous ascorbic acid at pharmacological doses produces effects distinct from oral supplementation, including pro-oxidant activity selectively toxic to abnormal cells, immune system modulation, and collagen synthesis support. Commonly incorporated into integrative oncology-adjacent and longevity protocols.

Integrative · Immune Support
05 — Antioxidant

Glutathione IV Therapy

Glutathione is the body's master antioxidant. IV administration replenishes systemic glutathione stores rapidly, supporting liver detoxification, skin brightening, neurological protection, and reduction of oxidative stress markers. Often administered as an adjunct to other infusion protocols.

Adjunct Compatible · Hepatic Support
Additional

Custom & Combination Protocols

Myers' Cocktail, phosphatidylcholine, alpha-lipoic acid, amino acid blends, and tailored combination infusions are available where clinically indicated. Custom protocols are formulated following consultation and, where appropriate, biomarker review.

Who Is a Candidate

IV therapy is appropriate for patients seeking to address specific clinical deficiencies, support longevity objectives, complement integrative oncology care, or optimize performance and recovery at the cellular level. Candidacy for each protocol is determined following a physician consultation and, where indicated, laboratory evaluation.

Dr. GolBerg does not offer infusions without prior clinical assessment.

The Clinical Process

A measured, evidence-led path from initial intake to physician-supervised infusion.

I

Consultation

A thorough intake with Dr. GolBerg to assess your health history, current biomarkers, and therapeutic objectives.

II

Protocol Design

A personalized infusion protocol is developed — duration, frequency, and compound selection are tailored to your clinical profile.

III

Physician-Supervised Infusion

All infusions are administered at our Manhattan practice under physician supervision, in a private, clinical environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an IV infusion take?
Infusion duration depends on the protocol and the volume and concentration of the compound being delivered. Routine infusions such as glutathione or a Myers'-style blend typically take 30 to 60 minutes. NAD+ infusions are administered slowly to minimize transient side effects and generally require two to four hours per session. Dr. GolBerg will confirm expected duration during your consultation.
Are IV therapy sessions covered by insurance?
Most IV therapy protocols offered in this practice are considered elective or integrative and are not reimbursed by commercial insurance. The practice operates as an out-of-network, fee-for-service provider for these services. Patients may request an itemized superbill for personal records or potential out-of-network reimbursement.
How many sessions are recommended?
Session frequency varies by protocol and clinical objective. Some patients benefit from a defined induction series followed by periodic maintenance, while others require only intermittent infusions. Recommendations are individualized based on intake findings, biomarkers where available, and treatment response.
What are the risks of IV therapy?
IV therapy is generally well tolerated when administered by trained clinicians, but it is not without risk. Possible adverse effects include infiltration or bruising at the insertion site, transient flushing or nausea (particularly with NAD+ and high-dose vitamin C), electrolyte shifts, and, rarely, allergic reactions. Patients with renal, cardiac, or hepatic conditions require additional pre-treatment evaluation. All risks are reviewed in detail prior to consent.
Can I combine multiple IV protocols?
Certain protocols are clinically compatible and may be administered in sequence or as a combined formulation — for example, glutathione is frequently paired with high-dose vitamin C. Other compounds, such as EDTA chelation, require isolated administration on their own schedule. Dr. GolBerg determines compatible pairings based on pharmacological and clinical considerations.
Where are infusions administered?
All infusions are administered at the practice located at 910 Park Avenue, Manhattan, in a private clinical setting under physician supervision. The practice does not currently offer mobile or in-home infusion services for IV therapy protocols.

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The information on this page is intended for educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. IV therapy protocols are selected on an individual basis following clinical evaluation. Results vary. Dr. GolBerg's practice is located in New York; services are available to established and prospective patients.