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Cellular NAD+
Increase cellular NAD+ levels to maintain DNA health and energy levels.
Health & Wellbeing
As you age, you face a natural decline in NAD+ levels. Tru Niagen® supports cellular function, DNA repair and metabolism to maintain overall health and well-being.
Cellular Energy
Everyday stressors can deplete your NAD+ levels. Replenish your NAD+ supply so you can maintain a healthy, active lifestyle.
Cellular Repair
Tru Niagen® supports cellular repair, counteracting the effects of stress and aging on your body.
Why Is Cellular Health So Important?
The best way to maintain your overall well-being is to get to the core of your body. Your cells are the foundation of your health. They work tirelessly to keep you resilient. Cellular care doesn’t just revitalize one part of you—it nourishes every cell, supporting all of you.
The Stressors That Affect Cellular Health
NAD+ Depletion =
Diminished Cellular Health
NAD+ is a vital coenzyme, naturally produced in the body that is involved in more than 400 cellular processes including; energy production, tissue regeneration and DNA repair. As you age, NAD+ declines. In addition, stressors such as excessive exercise/physical work, immune & metabolic stress and sleep disruption can also contribute to further NAD+ depletion.
Tru Niagen® Is Supported by Peer-Reviewed Clinical Research
Our patented cellular nutrient increases NAD+ by 40-50% after two weeks. 15 published human trials support Niagen®.
“The power of this form of vitamin B3 to raise NAD+ impressed me back in 2004 when I discovered it. Now, 14 years and 42 publications on NAD+ later, its unique ability to restore balance in the face of metabolic stress continues to amaze me.”
Charles Brenner, Ph.D., ChromaDex’s Chief Scientific Advisor
The scientist who discovered nicotinamide riboside's utility as a micronutrient.