NAD+ is what your cells run on. NMN is what your body uses to make it.
NMN, short for nicotinamide mononucleotide, is a molecule your body uses to build NAD+, the coenzyme found in every cell that helps turn food into usable energy. NAD+ also supports sirtuins, proteins involved in how cells respond to stress, and the systems that help maintain your DNA. NMN is a close relative of vitamin B3, and small amounts occur naturally in foods like edamame, broccoli, and cucumber.
Here’s the challenge: NAD+ levels naturally decline as we age, and poor sleep, chronic stress, and excess alcohol can draw on your supply faster. And the amounts of NMN in food are tiny, nowhere near what you’d get from a supplement. That’s why NMN has become one of the most studied approaches in healthy aging research. Human studies have shown that taking NMN by mouth raises NAD+ levels in the blood.
That’s why we created our nano NMN, tiny particles for better absorption. Give your cells the building block they use to make NAD+.