Ingredients

Triple Action NAD+

Others boost. We build.

Three forms of NAD+ that help replenish it now, while supporting your body’s ability to make and maintain its own.

NAD+

Niacinamide Adenine Dinucleotide

NAD+ (Liposomal)- Niacinamide Adenine Dinucleotide

What is it: NAD+ is one of the body's most essential coenzymes, found in every living cell. Our formula uses a liposomal delivery format — wrapping NAD+ in a protective lipid layer — designed to ensure maximum absorption so more of it actually reaches your cells and does its job.
The science: NAD+ supports cellular energy production, mitochondrial function, and the body's natural repair processes. It acts as an electron carrier in metabolic reactions, helping convert nutrients into ATP — the currency your cells run on. NAD+ levels decline significantly with age, which is closely associated with reduced energy, slower recovery, and accelerated cellular aging. Restoring NAD+ directly replenishes what time depletes.
NADH

Instant cellular energy

Instant cellular energy

What is it: NADH is the active, reduced form of NAD+. It's already in its energy-carrying state — no conversion needed. While NAD+ and NAM work to build and sustain your cellular reserves, NADH delivers immediate fuel to your cells for both physical and mental performance.
The science: NADH donates electrons directly to the mitochondrial electron transport chain, driving ATP synthesis — the process that powers every cell in your body. It's particularly active in neurons, supporting neurotransmitter synthesis and cognitive function. As the ready-to-use form of the NAD+ molecule, it complements precursor supplementation by providing an immediate energy signal while longer-acting ingredients build systemic levels.
NAM (Niacinamide)

Vitamin B3 precursor

NAM (Niacinamide) Vitamin B3 precursor

What is it: Niacinamide is a bioavailable form of vitamin B3 and a key NAD+ precursor. Unlike direct NAD+ supplementation, it works through the salvage pathway — the body's own recycling system — teaching your cells to synthesize and sustain NAD+ production over time.
The science: NAM enters the NAD+ biosynthesis pathway via the Preiss-Handler and salvage routes, replenishing intracellular NAD+ pools over time. It also supports cellular stress management by modulating PARP activity — an NAD+-consuming enzyme that spikes during DNA damage. The long-game ingredient: its effects compound with consistent use, making it essential alongside direct NAD+ delivery.

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7 Longevity Cofactors

Protect. Repair. Optimize.

Because making more NAD+ is only half the equation. Seven cofactors help protect your cells and put that energy to work.

Quercetin

Clear damaged cells

Quercetin

The science: Quercetin demonstrates senolytic activity — selectively clearing senescent (aged, dysfunctional) cells that accumulate with age and contribute to inflammation and tissue dysfunction. It also restores mitochondrial function by reducing oxidative damage within the cell's energy centers. Combined with its anti-inflammatory properties, Quercetin helps create an internal environment where healthy cells can perform optimally.
Apigenin

Natural bioflavonoid

Apegenin | Natural bioflavonoid

What is it: Apigenin is a natural flavonoid found in chamomile, parsley, and celery. It's one of the most uniquely positioned ingredients in the formula — sitting at the rare intersection of sleep regulation and NAD+ preservation, making it a two-for-one that few supplement formulas recognize.
The science: Apigenin inhibits CD38 — an NAD+-consuming glycoprotein that increases significantly with age, actively depleting your cellular NAD+ reserves. By blocking CD38, Apigenin protects the NAD+ that the rest of the formula works to build. Independently, it also binds to GABA-A receptors in the brain — the same pathway targeted by sleep aids — promoting natural relaxation and deeper sleep without dependency. One ingredient. Two critical pathways.
Pterostilbene

Longevity polyphenol

Pterostilbene | Longevity polyphenol

What is it: Pterostilbene is a naturally occurring compound found in blueberries and grapes — structurally similar to resveratrol but significantly more bioavailable. It's one of the most studied longevity compounds, known for activating the same cellular pathways that caloric restriction and exercise trigger.
The science: Pterostilbene activates sirtuins (SIRT1/SIRT3) — longevity-associated proteins that regulate metabolism, stress resistance, and DNA repair. Its superior bioavailability (around 80% vs. resveratrol's ~20%) means more of it reaches your cells and stays active longer. Studies show it supports healthy mitochondrial function, reduces markers of inflammation, and protects against oxidative DNA damage — all key mechanisms in healthy aging.
Alpha-Lipoic Acid

Glucose into energy

Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA) | Universal antioxidant

What is it: Alpha Lipoic Acid is a naturally occurring compound produced in small amounts by the body. It's one of the few antioxidants that works in both fat-soluble and water-soluble environments — giving it access to virtually every cell and tissue in the body, including the brain.
The science: ALA plays a critical role in mitochondrial energy metabolism, specifically in the conversion of glucose to acetyl-CoA — the molecule that enters the Krebs cycle to produce ATP. It also acts as a 'recycler' of other antioxidants, regenerating vitamins C and E and glutathione to amplify the body's total oxidative defense. Its dual solubility makes it uniquely effective at reaching and protecting both cell membranes and their interior environments.
Ergothioneine

The longevity vitamin

Ergothioneine | Amino-acid antioxidant

What is it: Ergothioneine is a rare amino-acid antioxidant produced by certain fungi and soil bacteria — not by the human body. It's found in trace amounts in mushrooms and some meats. The body has a dedicated transporter protein for it, suggesting it plays a unique and irreplaceable biological role. Researchers have begun calling it the 'longevity vitamin.'
The science: Ergothioneine concentrates specifically inside mitochondria, providing targeted protection where oxidative stress is most intense. Studies associate higher blood levels of ergothioneine with lower rates of age-related decline, better cognitive function, and longer healthspan. Its dedicated cellular transporter (OCTN1) means it's actively pulled into cells — particularly in tissues with high metabolic demand like the brain, liver, and kidneys. It's one of the most promising longevity compounds in current research.
Piperine

Black pepper extract

Piperine | Black pepper extract

What is it: Piperine is the active compound in black pepper — and the only ingredient in this formula whose sole purpose is to make every other ingredient more effective. Without it, even the best supplements can pass through your body without being fully absorbed.
The science: Piperine enhances bioavailability through two primary mechanisms: it stimulates digestive enzyme secretion to improve nutrient breakdown, and it inhibits P-glycoprotein and CYP3A4 — enzymes in the gut wall that actively pump absorbed nutrients back out. The result is significantly more of each ingredient reaching systemic circulation. Studies show Piperine can increase the bioavailability of key compounds by up to 2000%. It's the multiplier that makes the whole formula work.
L-Methylfolate

Brain. Mood. Repair.

L-Methylfolate | Bioavailable active folate

What is it: L-Methylfolate is the biologically active form of folate (vitamin B9) — the version your body can actually use immediately without any conversion. Unlike standard folic acid, which requires multiple enzymatic steps before it becomes active, L-Methylfolate crosses the blood-brain barrier directly and gets to work.
The science: L-Methylfolate is essential for methylation — one of the body's most fundamental biochemical processes, involved in DNA synthesis, gene expression, neurotransmitter production, and cellular repair. It supports the synthesis of serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine — the neurotransmitters that regulate mood, motivation, and cognitive performance. Approximately 40% of people carry a genetic variant (MTHFR) that impairs their ability to convert standard folate — making the methylated form critical for this population.