Dylan Gemelli

NMN is the immediate precursor to NAD.

So it actually acts as like a go-between for NR and NAD.

So check this out.

In order for NR to actually convert to NAD in the cells, it actually has to first be converted to NMN.

So it's a pretty elaborate process, but in simple terms, if you take NMN directly, it actually eliminates this entire step.

So that's something that a lot of people don't know or understand.

I believe NMN is the most efficient option.

And I think a lot of people that do the research and look at this feel and understand and see it the same exact way.

Now, let's talk a little bit here more about NMN.

It's highly bioavailable, so it's easily absorbed into the bloodstream.

It's generally taken very, very easily as an oral tablet capsule powder.

You can take it daily at home.

It's shown to be quite safe, and it offers a more gradual and sustained approach to raising NAD levels.

And, you know, it's something that I've seen so many people use and enjoy.

It's shown to be so effective.

Now, there are a few other things that we have to keep in mind.

There's something called CD38 that we need to remember and keep in mind.

And CD38 can really drain our NAD levels.

It's a major, major enzyme, and it acts as a significant sink, and it lowers the levels, especially during aging and inflammation.

And when you consume NAD+, guess what happens?