NAD+ (and precursors NMN/NR)
Flagship longevity product, celebrity-driven; ubiquitous on peptide-clinic menus (so users expect it) - but NOT a peptide.
Oral precursors (NMN/NR) reliably raise blood NAD+ (surrogate) but functional benefit unproven; injectable NAD+ is poorly tolerated and not clearly superior. No FDA approval any route.
- Pregnancy/breastfeedinghard stop
- Active/late-stage cancer (theoretical fuel; pause before chemo/surgery)
- Endotoxin/sepsis vulnerability (injectable)
- Antidiabetics (glucose effects - monitor)
- Antihypertensives (additive BP - theoretical)
- 2025 Class I recall of compounded injectable NAD+ (endotoxin -> ER visits)
- IV 500 mg: ~100% moderate-to-severe acute AEs
- 503B-ineligible
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