Written by: Pippa Thackeray | Updated: October 5, 2024
- NAD is gaining popularity as an anti-aging treatment endorsed by celebrities for its energy-boosting and cellular repair benefits.
- NAD works by supporting energy production, DNA repair, and managing oxidative stress at a cellular level.
- NAD can be administered through oral supplements or IV drips, each with its own benefits and drawbacks.
- While NAD shows promise for long-term health, potential side effects and individual experiences vary.
- 1. NAD’s Rise in Biohacking Circles
- 2. How NAD works in the body
- 3. How is NAD administered?
- 4. Is NAD a fad? Investing in long-term health
- 5. Why NAD could be for you