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Recovery & Repair

The NAD+ Guide: what it actually does, and how to use it

NAD+ is the cofactor your cells lean on for energy metabolism and DNA repair, and levels fall measurably with age. Here's what the research supports, and where a quality supplement fits.

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide sits at the center of hundreds of redox reactions. As availability declines, mitochondrial output and repair signaling both slow. That's the mechanism behind most of the fatigue-and-recovery complaints people arrive with.

For readers who've done the reading and want the version we actually use, here's our recommended NAD+ Complex. (rel="nofollow sponsored", disclosed)

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Most protocols run 250 to 500 mg daily for 8 weeks, then a maintenance phase. Timing matters less than consistency; take it with a meal to blunt any flushing. Readers stacking for recovery often pair it with a peptide protocol, which is where the quiz below comes in.

Cycling isn't strictly required at these doses, but a 1-week break every 8 weeks is a reasonable conservative default while longer-term human data matures.

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