Scientist know that NAD+ is one of the most important molecules in the body and that we lose it with age. This results in a variety of age-related health issues. Unfortunately, NAD+ levels decline significantly as we get older. Groundbreaking research has discovered that by middle age NAD+ levels fall to less than 50% of youthful levels and continue to decline as low as 1–10% by the age of 80.

This continual decline of NAD+ results in sirtuins being turned off and reduced PARP activity over time. These two factors combined negatively impact a wide range of bodily functions, including brain function and neurological health. The decline in NAD+ is linked to neurodegeneration and memory loss, reduced energy levels, heart conditions, weight-gain, infertility and many other age-related issues.

It’s beneficial to replenish NAD+ levels to allow your body to function optimally.