NAD+ has a short contraindication list and a wide eligibility window. The conditions that are on it matter, though, especially active cancer.
NAD+ subq is best suited to healthy adults wanting cellular and recovery support.
A general health baseline; no NAD-specific marker is clinically validated yet.
| Lab | Why |
|---|---|
| CMP | Liver and kidney baseline. |
| CBC | General health screen. |
| HbA1c, fasting glucose | Metabolic baseline. |
| Lipid panel | Cardiometabolic baseline. |
| TSH | Thyroid baseline. |
If you have labs from the past 6 months, you can upload them, no need to redraw for NAD+ alone.
Take the Find My Protocol intake. Most healthy adults qualify, but cancer history is the absolute filter.
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The whole picture in one sitting: who it suits, what the labs decide, what the first year actually looks like. Every clinical claim is cited.
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