NAD+
Anti-aging - Brain Health - Energy
What is NAD+
NAD+ therapy is the latest breakthrough in anti-aging and brain health. NAD+ stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide and is an essential compound found in almost all living cells. NAD+ is derived from Vitamin B and is essential to sustaining life.
NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme that promotes cell regeneration and the conversion of cellular energy. It is a crucial compound for the human body as it is involved in DNA repair, cell repair and healthy cell metabolism.
Preliminary research indicates that boosting NAD+ levels may help to slow down the aging process at a cellular level, and could help to prevent certain age-related diseases.
You can think of NAD+ as an important building block of a healthy body. Your brain, internal organs and neurological systems require adequate NAD+ to function at optimal efficiency. How important is NAD+ you might ask? Without it we simply couldn’t survive.
NAD+
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Why is NAD+ Important
Emerging evidence shows that strategies to boost NAD+ levels through supplementation may slow or even reverse important aspects of cellular aging. Research also indicates that NAD+ supplementation may help to prevent or delay the progression of certain age-related diseases.
NAD+ therapy may help patients improve metabolic health and prevent certain metabolic defects, which are commonly associated with the aging process. Potential therapeutic applications include neurodegenerative conditions, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, obesity and many other age-related disorders.
Recent research published in well-respected peer-reviewed journals has outlined the importance of adequate NAD+ levels in the fight against aging. While many of the studies are preliminary in nature, the findings have revealed numerous important functions of NAD+ in delaying the cellular aging process and protecting against age-related decline.
NAD+ Anti-Aging Mechanisms:
- Contributes to longer telomeres
- Promotes DNA repair
- Supports energy production
- Promotes chromosome health
- Enhances neurotransmitter levels
- Activates sirtuins (superhero genes)
- Boost immune-cell signaling
Potential Applications
Research on NAD+ therapy in humans is still an emerging field of research. Further clinical studies are still needed to confirm therapeutic benefits for all potential indications. However, to date over 50% of all studies on NAD+ supplementation in humans have reported clear clinical benefits for patients. No adverse events have been reported and the treatment is likely extremely safe.
Based on the available scientific research, clinical interventions to boost NAD+ levels may provide benefits for:
NAD+ therapy may be suitable for people seeking to:
- Extend lifespan and healthspan.
- Increase energy levels and reduce fatigue.
- Restore neurological function.
- Prevent cognitive decline.
- Restore muscle strength and function.
- Support weight-loss programs.
- Recover from addiction and substance abuse.
However, more research and large-scale clinical trials are still needed in humans to further evaluate therapeutic strategies for all potential indications of NAD+. If you are considering NAD+ therapy, you should consult with a healthcare professional before starting treatment.
How NAD+ Regulates Cellular Aging
World renowned anti-aging scientist at Harvard University, Dr. David Sinclair, discovered that as NAD+ levels decline, it directly accelerates the negative effects associated with the aging process.
What Dr. Sinclair discovered specifically was how a class of so-called superhero genes (known as sirtuins) play an important role in how quickly the body ages. Sirtuins can be considered the anti-aging CEOs of your cells. When turned on sirtuins protect your DNA and regulate the cellular aging process.
However, sirtuins need NAD+ to activate protective pathways and inhibit disease-related pathways. In other words, sirtuins are able to “turn on” and “turn off” certain genes linked to aging, just like a light switch, provided there is sufficient NAD+ available.
With bountiful amounts of NAD+ your cells are easily able to activate genes to prevent and repair DNA damage. This allows your cells to live long and healthy lives, which results in potential overall health and longevity benefits.
NAD+ therapy has been shown to quickly replenish NAD+ levels, which revs up your cells’ engines (called mitochondria) translating into more energy, healthy brain function and overall anti-aging support.
Related Videos
A Cure for Aging? Dr. David Sinclair at TEDxSydney
Lifespan: Why We Age and Why We Don’t Have To by David Sincliar for ‘Talks At Google‘
Recent Studies
Sirtuins and NAD+ in the Development and Treatment of Metabolic and Cardiovascular Diseases
The above research paper for Harvard and David Sinclair outlines how NAD+ is used for Metaboic and cardiovascular disease.
Age-Associated Changes In Oxidative Stress and NAD+ Metabolism In Human Tissue
The above paper discusses how NAD+ declines as we age, and by 40 we have lost 50% of our NAD+.
Impairment of an Endothelial NAD+-H2S Signaling Network Is a Reversible Cause of Vascular Aging
This paper discusses how NAD+ can be used to help with vascular aging as it is NAD+ dependent.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. These results are not typical. Individual results may vary.