1.
3 Supplements
That Can Stop or
Even Reverse
Aging

2.
Let me first explain why people
age.

3.
One of the main causes of aging
is weakening communication
networks in cells between the
genome and the
mitochondrion.

4.
A mitochondrion is like a
digestive system of the cell that
draws energy out of glucose to
produce action-ready
molecules called adenosine
triphosphate (ATP).

5.
ATP molecules supply cells with
chemical energy—similar to
what electronic devices get
from batteries—and that helps
us move, think, and overall
keeps our bodies alive.

6.
The energy needs of cells,
however, fluctuate, and as a
result mitochondria have to
communicate with the genome,
which announce the cell’s
current energy needs.

7.
The problem is that this
communication network
deteriorates as we age, and
that deterioration damages our
health.

8.
Many scientists now believe
that nicotinamide adenine
dinucleotide (NAD⁺) is the main
messenger.

9.
One way to increase NAD⁺
levels is to ingest NAD
precursors.

10.
Here are 3 NAD precursors that
are already available on the
market.

11.
Nicotinamide
Riboside

12.
Nicotinamide Riboside (ND) is a
naturally occurring NAD⁺, which
has been studied in clinical
trials.

13.
ND increases NAD⁺ levels in
humans, and even better, it
seems to be completely safe.

14.
Human longevity studies could
prove NR’s value for life
extension, but you don’t know
effects on a life span until
you’ve waited long enough for
test subjects to die.

15.
Some scientists, however,
believe we already know
enough to warrant use of this
precursor for life extension.

16.
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• What’s so special about mitochondrial cells—and how their study
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17.
Oxaloacetate

18.
Oxaloacetate (OAA) is a
molecule that occurs naturally
in cellular functions.

19.
One important study showed
that rats suffering from induced
stroke regained their ability to
learn when treated with
oxaloacetate and acetyl-L-
carnitine.

20.
Another study reported that
OAA increases energy
production in the brain,
reduces inflammation in the
body, and stimulates neuron
growth in mice.

21.
Mitochondrial processes are
similar across mammalian
species, so anything that helps
mitochondria in mice will likely
help mitochondria in you…

22.
Ubiquinol

23.
Ubiquinol is another
supplement for ATP energy
production, which appears to
be especially active.

24.
This supplement is part of the
electron transport chain for
synthesizing ATP.

25.
It’s available in most stores that
sell supplements.

26.
Should You Take
Them?

27.
Each compound increases NAD⁺
via a different pathway, so they
might complement one
another.

28.
In time, clinical trials will nail
down the most beneficial
combination and dosages of
NAD⁺ precursors.

29.
Until then, we’re only guessing,
but I’m too old to wait for
perfect information.

30.
Free Report on Today’s
Anti-Aging Supplements
Find out in this must-read report:
• What’s so special about mitochondrial cells—and how their study
pointed scientists to new ideas on anti-aging therapies
• The four NAD+ precursors that might literally make you younger—how
they work, what they’re called, and where to get them
• The organic compound that could help end Alzheimer’s and
Parkinson’s diseases
Grab your free copy