Are you tired all the time?

If you are, you might find the substance NADH - Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide helpful. Also known as Coenzyme number one, this substance has recently become available as a nutritional additive, and is a key player in cellular metabolism along with ATP, promoting production of greater levels of ATP and hence higher energy levels available for driving cellular processes. NADH is involved in more than a thousand different metabolic processes. No wonder people feel tired all the time if they lack NADH...

Hence a growing body of evidence from researchers and doctors shows the significant effect of NADH on keeping us energetic and healthy. So do some due diligence on this compound for yourself - you never know, this might be the missing energy link you have been searching for....

To your abundant excellent health,

Dr Ike
Holistic Health Coach and Functional Health Expert

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