Strengthened DNA repair and recovery Mimic the anti-aging benefits of caloric restriction Boosting the immune response Boosted cellular metabolism and energy production Enhanced mitochondrial health Improved insulin sensitivity, decreasing the risk of diabetes and metabolic syndrome Increased autophagy or cellular recycling Rejuvenated skin health by boosting levels of collagen, keratin, elastin, and hyaluronic acid NAD acts as a coenzyme within the body to help several metabolic processes happen. Essentially, coenzymes assist other molecules in whatever job they're designed to do. Without this metabolic pathway, you would not function. Then there's DNA, which is easily damaged via life stressors, UV radiation, and alkylating and oxidative molecules. Fortunately, your body is quite good at maintaining DNA integrity by sending in NAD to get the job done. Without getting into the complex nature of DNA repair pathways, NAD calls in molecules to quickly nourish and rejuvenate the damaged DNA cells. As mentioned earlier, NAD acts as an assistant or middleman, so to speak, making things happen and maximizing communication between cells throughout the body. Without enough NAD, simple processes in the body may take longer, partly because of poor communication. This might look like a compromised immune system (AKA you get sick more often), poor stress response, and an increased risk for obesity, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, cancer, and other degenerative diseases. Not for Human Consumption For Research Purposes Only