Gary Brecka explains why NAD+ matters for cellular energy and mitochondrial function. The problem: NADH doesn't absorb well because it skips first-pass metabolism. His solution is liposomal formulations that encapsulate NADH for better bioavailability, available in single-serve packets.
You know, NAD is one of the most talked about supplements on the Internet right now, and for good reason. It's an incredible molecule that supports cellular function. It's also involved in the mitochondrial cycle, the little powerhouse inside your cell that creates all of our energy. What's called adenosine triphosphate, or ATP. The challenge with NAD is that it's not actually nad, it's nad, that little charge. The reduced form does not go through first pass metabolism or digestion, so you suspend it in a liposome. What I like about these little row packets is I can take the NAD whipping, throw it in my overnight bag, and it makes a single serving that much easier on the go.
