NAD stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a coenzyme in your body that is essential for: Energy metabolism DNA repair Gene expression Stress resistance Much more Your natural NAD+ levels decline as you age, leaving you more susceptible to age-related diseases and conditions, including: Cancer Cognitive decline Type 2 diabetes Loss of muscle mass Frailty (the inability to handle illness or injury) NAD+ can slow aging by supporting cellular regeneration, keeping you healthy and functioning better through all stages of life
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TriNetX cohort study (547,993 matched adults, published in JAAD International, 2026): GLP1 users were 40 percent more likely to develop nonscarring hair loss, 64 percent more likely to develop pattern thinning, and 76 percent more likely to experience stress-related shedding