I started writing this site long ago because the world of NAD+ boosters was so confusing. I was sold on the need to take an NAD+ booster, but struggled to decide which one. During a recent Whitney Cummings podcast, the host and her guest (Fertility expert Dr. Aimee “The Egg Whisperer”) explained how they each individually arrived at a decision:
Month: July 2024
For those interested in improving egg quality and fertility chances, you’ve probably heard Harvard-trained fertility specialist Dr. Aimee’s (“The Egg Whisperer”) enthusiasm for NAD+ boosting vitamin supplement Nicotinamide Riboside “NR” (Reviews). And, while Dr. Aimee is no longer trying to get pregnant herself, she takes NR nonetheless. Below she explains why on the Whitney Cummings podcast:
A few years ago, a surprising study showed that a large majority of the top 22 NMN brands sold on Amazon contained much less NMN than advertised (Link). Fast forward to mid-2024, a new study has found similar results (and only one NMN brand from the two studies overlapped). Here’s more from the 2024 NMN study:
As you know, there are a number of ways to raise your NAD+ levels. Most consumers choose oral supplements Nicotinamide Mononucleotide “NMN” (FAQs) and/or Nicotinamide Riboside “NR” (FAQs) (Reviews). Some choose an NAD+ IV (FAQs). And then there are others who choose an NAD+ injection. Here’s a submission from Joan Vignocchi that will hopefully benefit others:
During a recent episode of the Tara Lipinski podcast, fertility expert Dr. Aimee (aka “The Egg Whisperer”) was asked to explain NAD+, and why it’s important for everyone. Here’s what she said (transcript and video below):