Description
NAD is not a peptide; it is a coenzyme called Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide found in every living cell.
The term “NAD peptide” is a common wellness and marketing mix-up. Peptides are short chains of amino acids, while NAD is a dinucleotide molecule that shuttles electrons and drives cellular energy. Clinics often group them together or pair NAD+ with actual amino-acid peptides (like BPC-157) in anti-aging and biohacking protocols.
What NAD+ Actually Does
- Energy Production: Converts food into cellular energy (ATP) inside the mitochondria.
- DNA Repair: Activates enzymes like sirtuins and PARPs to maintain genomic integrity and combat cellular stress.
- Metabolism & Aging: Natural NAD+ levels drop as people age, which is linked to fatigue, slower recovery, and cognitive decline.
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