NAD+ Gets the Headlines. Is NADH the Form Your Cells Actually Use?
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- NAD+ and NADH are not the same thing. Claire’s central point is that NAD+ is the oxidized form your body still has to work with, while NADH is the reduced, electron-carrying form involved in making cellular energy. Understanding that distinction is the frame for the whole conversation.
- How you deliver it changes the experience. BioBloom offers NADH as an intramuscular injection, a subcutaneous microdose, and a wrist patch. Claire contrasts that with the long chair time of a traditional NAD+ IV, which is also why she sees a practice-throughput angle for clinics.
- This is an early, practitioner-guided space. Claire is candid that she came to this as a founder, not a physician, and that BioBloom sells through a clinician portal. The useful move for a listener is to bring the questions raised here to a practitioner who can look at your individual picture.
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