NAD stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide. It's a natural molecule found within every living cell of your body. We depend upon NAD to convert the nutrients in our food into cellular energy and to activate natural self-repair pathways that keep our cells in good working order.

Scientific studies have demonstrated that boosting NAD results in reversal of age-related damage back to a youthful state. A growing body of scientific research now suggests one of the best ways to combat aging is to maintain high levels of NAD as you age.

As our cells use NAD it gets converted into nicotinamide, which is then recycled back into fresh NAD by enzymes in the NAD salvage pathway. When this recycling process works with youthful efficiency it makes nearly all of the NAD our cells need to stay healthy.

Unfortunately older cells don’t have the recycling capacity they once did, which means over time our levels of NAD drift downwards as cells struggle to recycle nicotinamide into NAD.

To get cellular NAD high enough to restart natural self-repair systems it is important to restore the efficiency of our cells to produce their own NAD by restoring the function of the cells to produce and recycle their own NAD.

For 25 years, the National Institutes of Health alongside University Labs have been validating natural coenzymes improvement on your NAD levels (your body’s marker of cellular energy capacity). NAD levels are measurable with a blood test (let us know if you are interested in measuring before and after).

Dr. Andrew Hill is an expert on gerontology and aging of the brain. Andrew has taught sequence gerontology, and the neuroscience of healthy brain aging at UCLA.

If you are interested in measuring your NAD levels, we can direct you to a lab that will do this. It's a very straightforward blood test, that is not subjective or murky. It's very factual and you will be able to see your NAD levels before and after when adding Clockwise to your routine. We aren't shying away from data for those that don't shy away from needles.

Scared of needles but want to measure your methyl age?

Introducing our TruAge methyl aging test that benchmarks to a tremendous database, unlike newer unproven methods. TruAge is a saliva test based on Steve Horvath's world renowned method from UCLA.

NAD stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide. It's a natural molecule found within every living cell of your body. We depend upon NAD to convert the nutrients in our food into cellular energy and to activate natural self-repair pathways that keep our cells in good working order.

Scientific studies have demonstrated that boosting NAD results in reversal of age-related damage back to a youthful state. A growing body of scientific research now suggests one of the best ways to combat aging is to maintain high levels of NAD as you age.

As our cells use NAD it gets converted into nicotinamide, which is then recycled back into fresh NAD by enzymes in the NAD salvage pathway. When this recycling process works with youthful efficiency it makes nearly all of the NAD our cells need to stay healthy.

Unfortunately older cells don’t have the recycling capacity they once did, which means over time our levels of NAD drift downwards as cells struggle to recycle nicotinamide into NAD.

To get cellular NAD high enough to restart natural self-repair systems it is important to restore the efficiency of our cells to produce their own NAD by restoring the function of the cells to produce and recycle their own NAD.

For 25 years, the National Institutes of Health alongside University Labs have been validating natural coenzymes improvement on your NAD levels (your body’s marker of cellular energy capacity). NAD levels are measurable with a blood test (let us know if you are interested in measuring before and after).

Dr. Andrew Hill is an expert on gerontology and aging of the brain. Andrew has taught sequence gerontology, and the neuroscience of healthy brain aging at UCLA.

If you are interested in measuring your NAD levels, we can direct you to a lab that will do this. It's a very straightforward blood test, that is not subjective or murky. It's very factual and you will be able to see your NAD levels before and after when adding Clockwise to your routine. We aren't shying away from data for those that don't shy away from needles.

Scared of needles but want to measure your methyl age?

Introducing our TruAge methyl aging test that benchmarks to a tremendous database, unlike newer unproven methods. TruAge is a saliva test based on Steve Horvath's world renowned method from UCLA.