NAD+

NAD+ is a vital molecule in the body being studied in research for its role in cellular energy production, DNA repair, and overall metabolic health. Unlike peptides, NAD+ is not made of amino acids, but it is a coenzyme essential for energy transfer in every cell.

Research shows that:

• NAD+ levels naturally decline with age, which can contribute to fatigue, slower metabolism, and age-related cellular damage.

• Maintaining or boosting NAD+ may support energy, metabolic function, and healthy aging.

• It plays a key role in activating enzymes like sirtuins, which are involved in longevity and stress resistance at the cellular level.

In short, NAD+ is a critical cellular cofactor that helps cells produce energy, repair DNA, and stay healthy, making it a major focus of research in aging and metabolic science.