Aging is a natural process that everybody experiences in life. As we grow older, it chips away at us bit by bit, to the point of getting riddled with diseases and maybe even forgetting the names of loved ones. Makes one wonder, is there a point to grow old if not to suffer?

This dilemma highlights the importance of healthy aging. As Abraham Lincoln once said, “In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count, it’s the life in your years”. This holds even greater significance in today’s aging society, leading to the desire to ameliorate the adverse effects of aging.

But why do we age? One of the main reasons is NAD+ decline.

NAD+ plays a central role ion the biological process of aging, with a multitude of functions including energy for mitochondria and DNA repair. When the body encounters diseases or infection its immune system comes into action defending the body against cellular damages.

But the activated immune system also gobbles up NAD+ via a pathway where a specific enzyme known as CD38 is involved thereby depriving other vital organs access to it. To avoid severe disruption to the supply of NAD+ to major organs and for key bodily functions the unique molecule Apigenin may help inhibit the activity of CD38 enzyme.

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