Introduction and NAD Boosting

In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of efficiently boosting NAD (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) levels in a sustainable way by addressing underlying cellular issues. They introduce the concept of a whole system approach to restore the body's ability to make and recycle its own NAD.

Boosting NAD Levels Efficiently

• To efficiently boost NAD, it is necessary to fix underlying cellular issues causing NAD decline.

• A whole system approach is needed, which involves addressing individual components of cellular biology instead of ignoring them.

• Increasing the cell's ability to make its own NAD is crucial, as cells are proficient at producing NAD when young but lose this ability with age.

• Increasing levels of the nampt enzyme can enhance the cell's recycling of NAD from nicotinamide waste, improving overall recycling capacity.

• Inhibiting cd38 expression is important to prevent excessive wastage of NAD by older cells.

Ingredients for Boosting NAD Levels

The speaker introduces specific ingredients present in their formulation that contribute to boosting NAD levels. They explain how these ingredients work together and their additional health benefits.

Sephora Japonica

• Sephora Japonica contains flavonoids like quercetin and rutin, which increase levels of the nampt enzyme responsible for recycling nicotinamide into fresh NAD.

• These flavonoids have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral properties.

Green Tea Extract

• Green tea extract contains epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), which inhibits the methylating enzyme nnmt that promotes nicotinamide excretion.

• EGCG helps favor NAD recycling over methylation and excretion.

• Regular consumption of green tea extract has been shown to reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, and inflammation markers.

Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA)

• ALA activates the cellular energy sensor called AMPK, leading to increased NAD levels by activating the nampt enzyme.

• ALA also works by converting or promoting other compounds that boost NAD levels.

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This section discusses the benefits of alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) and parsley powder as ingredients in a supplement. It also explains why nicotinamide is used as an NAD precursor.

Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA)

• ALA activates important cellular defense molecules such as Nrf2.

• Only the natural form of ALA, R-ALA, can be used by our body effectively. The synthetic form, S-ALA, has no effect.

Parsley Powder

• Parsley contains epigenin, which inhibits the inflammatory protein CD38 and helps increase NAD levels.

• Epigenin found in parsley also reduces anxiety and provides antioxidant protection against free radicals.

Nicotinamide as an NAD Precursor

• Nicotinamide is used in the supplement to provide raw material for NAD production via the Salvage pathway.

• Scientific data shows that most NAD in the body is made from recycled nicotinamide. It is highly bioavailable and effective as an NAD precursor.

• Studies suggesting that nicotinamide inhibits sirtuins were conducted using high concentrations of nicotinamide that are not typically reached in physiological conditions. In reality, nicotinamide rapidly converts to NAD and activates sirtuins.

New Section

This section introduces additional supportive ingredients in the formulation: black pepper extract, vitamin C, and zinc.

Black Pepper Extract

• Black pepper extract contains piperine, which enhances nutrient absorption from the small intestine and improves overall bioavailability of active ingredients.

• Piperine also boosts metabolism and thermogenesis, aiding in fat cell breakdown.

Vitamin C

• In addition to its reputation for fighting infections, vitamin C reduces inflammation, protects DNA integrity, and reduces biomarkers of cellular stress. Regular intake of vitamin C has been associated with longer lifespan.

Zinc

• As we age, our immune response declines. Supplementation with zinc can help support immune function.

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EU Food Supplement Regulations

The speaker discusses the stringent regulations in the European Union (EU) regarding food supplements. These regulations include the Food Supplements Directive, which outlines permitted vitamins and minerals for use in food supplements, as well as recommended usage levels. The ingredients in Cheeto Time Plus comply with these regulations and have been assessed and approved by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

• EU has strict regulations for food supplements

• Food Supplements Directive lists permitted vitamins and minerals

• Cheeto Time Plus ingredients are on the approved list

• Ingredients have been assessed and approved by EFSA

Safety of Cheeto Time Plus

The speaker provides information about the safety of Cheeto Time Plus. They mention that a clinical trial with 24 participants showed no adverse reactions. Additionally, they highlight that the product has been sold for over a year without any reported adverse reactions.

• Clinical trial with 24 participants showed no adverse reactions

• No adverse reactions reported from selling the product for over a year

Quality Standards of Natito Time

The speaker emphasizes that Natito Time is manufactured to rigorous pharmaceutical standards. They mention their background in drug development and state that their facility follows Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standards. Furthermore, they note that their facility is inspected by the FDA.

• Natito Time is manufactured to pharmaceutical standards

• Facility follows GMP standards

• Facility is FDA inspected

Conclusion

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