NAD+ levels drop by half every two decades, falling to a quarter of peak levels by your 80s. This decline causes brain fog, sagging skin, poor focus, and slow recovery. Simply swallowing NAD+ doesn't work; it needs liposomal delivery with carriers like phosphatidylcholine and trimethylglycine to reach your cells.
So this is actually a chart of the decline of NAD+ over your lifetime. So you can see here in your 20s, you've got a solid production of NAD+. It's cut in half by your 40s, in half again by your 60s, and in half again by your 80s. So this is how NAD+ production is declining, which is one of the reasons why your cells are losing energy. Brain fog, skin starts to sag, poor focus, poor concentration, lack of response to exercise, recovery starts to take longer. But what's interesting about the liposomal delivery system of Symbiotica is that it's not just enough to put NAD+ into your mouth. You have to go from your oral cavity Then into the gut. You have to go from your gut into the bloodstream, and from your bloodstream into the cell. There's a lot of pathways that actually need to be accounted for when you're trying to take a delivery system of a molecule and get it to the target tissue. This is why if you look at the back of a glutathione liposomal supplement for NAD, you're going to see things like phosphatidylcholine, trimethylglycine, apigenin. These are carrier molecules or methylation molecules that actually help get NAD to the target tissue. It's not just enough to swallow it. It's not just enough to put it into a liposome. You need the rest of the methylated nutrients to make sure that you reach the target tissue. That's why I'm such a huge fan of their liposomal delivery system. If you haven't started taking NAD+, maybe this is your sign.
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