Michael ZellerNeurorewired LLC · Neurorewiring Expert

Is Your Brain Starving For NAD?

26 Jul 2024 · 0 min

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NAD is your brain's primary fuel, and your brain burns 25-30% of your body's energy despite being only 3% of its weight. NAD deficiency causes brain fog, fatigue, and raises Parkinson's risk. The speaker's NAD levels match a healthy 12-year-old's, letting them play basketball regularly at 45.

If you think your brain is 3% of your body weight but uses 25 to 30% of your body's energy, well, NAD is the primary fuel source for your cellular activity. So if you're deficient in NAD, naturally your brain is not going to be functioning right. You're going to have brain fog, you're going to feel tired. You're also going to be more likely to get Parkinson's as you age. My NAD levels now are the equivalent of a healthy 12-year-old. Geez. And it feels great. And I've like played more basketball than I did in my 30s. I'm 45, I feel younger, I'm sharp, I can go all day.