Mitochondria Support – made simple & priced well!

In today’s video we break down why and how to support mitochondria (powerhouses of our cells) most effectively —

AND for a reasonable price! (approx $100 for 6 month supply of pharma grade NAD+)

It’s what we’ve been using for about 2 years and you can use the nasal spray sublingually (in water) for equal results!

There’s a demo and so much more, in the video:

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Note: for NAD+ to work it really needs to be pharma grade. We have tried other brands such as RENUE by science and they don’t work, at all.

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NAD+ has greatly helped my daughter with:

• Brain processing – word retrieval and sentence structure, motor planning
  • And now that we’ve paired it with CogniPep (to improve cognition) NAD+ helps ensure all new connections are supported by the most nourished cells.
• Task planning & Focus
• Motivation
• Overall mood / sense of wellbeing – much happier disposition
• More stable behavior and not getting “hangry” because cells are better nourished and her body is not in a state of panic when a little late for a meal.
• Better sleep!

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Mitochondria Support is Key in ASD

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Tip! For anyone using peptides, like CogniPep or others NAD+ is excellent to take alongside them because it recharges the very cells we are signalling to carry out processes 🔌

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Here’s the link to the accompanying blog post:

Https://diaryofrecovery.com/mito

See it for more on science and the ordering info if you’d like to purchase NAD+ either as nasal spray (for sublingual use – zero taste) or optimized capsules (which also can work!)

Thank you for being here and we’ll see you in the video!

🤍 Rebecca

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Video Contents

00:00 Intro

01:02 Pricing (approx $100)

01:53 Who needs mitochondria Support?

02:20 Benefits of NAD+

02:59 Methods of Supplementing, sublingual demo

04:16 Issues with taking too much NAD+

04:56 Problems with IV NAD+ 

05:20 Home injections vs. nasal spray vs. oral 

06:50 MOTS-c peptide vs NAD+ for mitochondria 

07:12 If our content isn’t in your feed

07:33 Bye from Caroline!