As we learn more about the science behind aging, health supplements have begun incorporating compounds that holistically assist our cell production and maintain longevity, and NMNH is the ultimate anti-aging supplement for anyone approaching middle age. New research finds that a compound found in all living cells called nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) aids in fighting free radicals, repairing broken DNA, and conserving the resources our bodies need to stay healthy while aging gracefully. NAD also helps facilitate the production of ATP, the molecule that stores the energy of a cell. When we get older, our NAD levels reduce significantly — by the time we turn 40, we have about half as much of the compound as when we were born. Low levels of NAD make DNA repair less efficient, leaving our bodies vulnerable to life’s wear and tear, making us susceptible to the adverse effects of aging. Further research suggests that ingesting a compound the body uses to make NAD called nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) can successfully increase NAD levels. Increased NAD levels from NMNH supplements help overall body recovery, brain power, sleep, and skin health.  

Research spearheaded by Harvard professor of genetics David Sinclair suggests that NAD mimics the process our bodies engage in during calorie restriction, which we can induce through things like diet and exercise. Calorie restriction triggers seven specific genes that are vital to the aging process and are called sirtuins. Sinclair says they “control a variety of protective processes—there are hundreds of things that they do, and we still don’t know everything. But they protect the chromosomes, they protect stem cells from being lost, they protect cells from senescing.” Increased NAD can mimic this process without enduring calorie restriction, which, in Sinclair’s experiments, led to leaner body mass and higher energy. The Harvard lab that Sinclair leads compares our DNA to the digital information on a CD, with aging equivalent to scratches that cause the disc to glitch. Their research claims to be finding a polish for such scratches, a scientific balm to reset a cell’s epigenetic status, thus holistically improving health and assisting with wound healing. Sinclair himself has taken NMN supplements for years to increase NAD production, reaping the benefits of this cutting-edge research with claims of less fatigue and an improved lipid profile.

• Take one (1) serving once a day on an empty stomach.
• Thirty servings per bottle (60 capsules).

• 250 mg of Dihydronicotinamide Mononucleotide