NAD+ Precursor Promotes Cellular Repair, Energy Metabolism and Healthy Skin
- Helps boost energy levels
- Supports healthy skin and joints
- Inhibits free radical formation
- Supports cognitive function
Research-Supported Benefits:
Supports Cellular Health. A non-flushing form of vitamin B3, niacinamide is an antioxidant and NAD+ precursor that supports DNA repair and sirtuin activation. Niacinamide is an antioxidant, which fights oxidative stress and helps to repair DNA. (1)
Supports Energy Levels. Niacinamide is readily absorbed in the stomach and the small intestine, where it can be subsequently transported to tissues for the synthesis of NAD+ to help produce energy. (2)
Supports Skin Health. Niacinamide supports skin health through its actions as an antioxidant. It also increases the production of skin ceramides—healthy fats that strengthen skin barriers and lock in moisture—and boosts collagen production. (3)
Supports Joint Health. Niacinamide supports a healthier inflammatory response in the joints and boosts collagen production, leading to more flexibility, mobility and comfort. Research shows that adults with joint disorders who took niacinamide for 12 weeks had improved joint health by almost one-third compared to the control group. (4)
Supports Brain Health. Niacin deficiency is known to cause serious brain damage. Research suggests that niacinamide may be beneficial for protecting and supporting brain health and cognitive function with age because it protects against neuron damage and boosts NAD+ levels. (5)
