Nadh

Introduction
NADH is actually the abbreviated form of Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, which is one of the most essential coenzymes for the human body and brain. NADH is actually the active coenzyme form of vitamin B3. It is the first of the five enzyme complexes of the chain of electron transport where most of the ATP energy required for running major biological processes is formed. It is one of the important cofactors that help enzymes to perform their task throughout the body. It also helps in the production of L-dopa, which is later turned by the body into certain important neurotransmitter dopamine. Every single unit of NADH could generate three units of ATP energy, thus making itself the “energy of life’” coenzyme.

Remedy
It is used as a remedy for:

Alzheimer ’s disease.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Depression.
Parkinson's disease.
Performance Enhancement.

Prevention
It is a good prevention against:

Alzheimer’s disease.
Depression
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
Parkinson's disease.
Performance Enhancement.

What It Does

It plays an essential role in the production of energy in human cells.
An increased concentration of NADH in the brain results in the improved production of neurotransmitters.
It is where, the ATP energy required to form several biological processes of the body, is formed.
It is found to be efficient in reducing the physical disability and the need of medication in the patients of Parkinson’s disease, when given orally or injected.
Oral NADH improves the mental ability of the patients of Alzheimer’s disease.
It is also beneficial for people suffering from depression or chronic fatigue syndrome.

Benefits
It is helpful in:

Chronic fatigue syndrome
Alzheimer’s disease
Parkinson’s disease
Depression

Sources

The best source for a healthy body is Vitamin B3, which fulfils the need of NADH very easily.
Animal muscle tissues are rich in NADH, making them a good source for humans.
It is also found in food products made with yeast.
It is also available in the form of a nutritional supplement.

Friends

Vitamin B3
Yeast

Enemies

Food processing
Cooking
Digestion
Alcohol

Cautions
A safe dosage is yet to be established for the use of children, pregnant or nursing women and people with liver or kidney disorders.

Side Effects or Interactions
Researchers have found that a year or more of the use of NADH dose not result in any side effects, however nothing could be said about a prolong use of Quasi-vitamin. So far no drug interaction has been found with NADH.

Products

Enada-NADH 5 MG, 30 Tabs $28.52	ENADAlert 175 Cc, 8 Tabs $9.98	NADH 2.5 Mg, 30 Tabs $16.41

NADH 5 Mg, 30 Tabs $26.41


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