It plays a vital role in: Energy production (mitochondrial function) DNA repair Metabolism Anti-aging processes As we age, NAD+ levels naturally decline, contributing to fatigue, slower metabolism, and reduced cellular function
Kidney problems, often linked to dehydration from being sick or having diarrhoea
They contain the same active drug molecules, but the final products can differ in formulation, concentration, and quality
Stimulant laxatives like senna (Ex-Lax) work effectively but should be reserved for occasional use only
For many patients, there is a transition: Phase 1: Correct Improve insulin resistance Reduce inflammation Initiate weight loss Phase 2: Stabilize Support muscle and metabolism Begin lowering the dose Phase 3: Maintain / Optimize Lower-dose or microdosing approach (when appropriate) Focus on long-term metabolic health At lower doses, GLP-1 medications may continue to support the bodynot just for weight loss, but for overall metabolic function