NMN 500 mg

The tiredness that sleep doesn't fix is not a sleep problem.

You go to bed at a reasonable hour. You wake up and still feel like you're operating at seventy percent. The 2pm wall arrives on schedule. Workouts that used to take a day to recover from now take three. Everyone tells you it's your age, which is a diagnosis you can't do anything with.

Here is a more useful way to look at it. Every cell in your body runs on a coenzyme called NAD+ — the molecule that turns the food you eat into usable energy, and the same one your cells spend on maintenance and repair. NAD+ is not something you have a fixed amount of. It is manufactured, spent, and manufactured again, continuously. And the raw material for making it becomes less available as you get older.

That is a supply problem, not an age problem. Supply problems have inputs.

NMN is the direct precursor. Nicotinamide mononucleotide sits one enzymatic step away from NAD+ — your cells convert it themselves. That is the whole argument for the precursor route: rather than trying to push a large, finished molecule into a cell, you hand the cell the part it was already looking for and let it finish the job.

What it is built to support:

• Cellular energy production — supports the NAD+ pathway your mitochondria run on
• Everyday stamina — for the afternoon, not just the morning
• Healthy ageing — supports the sirtuin and repair pathways that depend on NAD+
• Metabolic support — NAD+ is central to energy-yielding metabolism

500 mg per serving. Two capsules a day, morning, on an empty stomach. 60 capsules — a 30-day supply.

Made in the United States in a cGMP-registered facility. Third-party tested for identity, purity and heavy metals. Vegetarian capsule. No fillers you'd have to look up.

Not for use by anyone under 18, or by those pregnant or nursing. If you are taking medication or under medical care, speak with your provider before starting.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.