Why parents use NAD+ for kids
When NAD+ is low, mitochondria can’t make steady energy.
Kids look fatigued, foggy, wired‑tired, and mast call / histamine / allergy reactive.
Replenishing NAD+ often brings clearer thinking, more stable mood and behavior, deeper sleep, and fewer allergic reactions.
For mast cell issues, steadier cellular energy plus lower inflammatory signaling can reduce flares after foods, smells, and environmental exposures.
What NAD+ does in plain language
- Mitochondria: supports ATP production so brain and body have usable energy.
- Cellular repair: assists DNA repair and stress responses so cells recover instead of staying inflamed.
- Immune balance and mast cells: helps turn down pro‑inflammatory signaling so mast cells are less trigger‑happy.
- Persistent underlying viruses: supports the enzymes our bodies use for antiviral defense and steadier immune responses.
Kid‑visible benefits parents often notice:
- faster processing and word retrieval, better task planning
- steadier mood and behavior
- more daytime energy and stamina
- fewer “hangry” crashes
- calmer mast cells & allergies
- easier management of die off symptoms (it’s the top choice in our Detox support post)
- improved sleep
How to use NAD+
Keep doses small. Consistent, low amounts tend to feel best.
Route we prefer
Sublingual from nasal spray bottle. It’s gentle, has no taste, and is easy to microdose.
Starting amount:
About 10–15 mg sublingual during the day, not on an empty stomach.
If it feels like “too much energy,” reduce the amount next time.
Timing
Morning or noon only. Avoid evening dosing.
Pair with DMG or TMG for methyl donors
We use Life Extension TMG or Kirkman DMG, any should work.
Easy sublingual method with spray
One spray is roughly 30 mg, which is more than most kids need at once.
- To get a half dose: Spray into a tiny cup with a very small sip amount of water and give about half under the tongue OR
- Transfer to a dropper and place 1-2 drops under the tongue.
- As you go: adjust slightly by feel. If too much energy, go lower next time.
- Always refrigerate NAD+
Why NAD+ pairs well with peptides
Peptides give instructions. NAD+ fuels the cells to follow those instructions.
Many families find they can use less NAD+ over time once peptides and routines are established, but keeping a small amount in the plan helps hold gains.
How to buy NAD+ in the USA
We only use pharma‑grade NAD+ because it’s potent and very cost‑effective when microdosing.
What to choose
- NAD+ nasal spray (used sublingually)
We get it from: AgelessRx
- We use Discount Code: VITAL15 for 15% off
- Store: AgelessRx Website
- Free online appt (questionnaire only)
- Free refrigerated shipping from compounding pharmacy
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How ordering works
- They provide a free “visit” to prescribe it (for you) – which is simply an online questionnaire.
- After approval, they send it to a compounding pharmacy and it’s shipped out, refrigerated.
- Tips for fast approval: It’s for yourself, and you don’t have any health conditions that flag follow up questions (unless you are concerned)
- Why families like this option
- One bottle costs approx $106 – it contains a large quantity of potent NAD+ and at small sublingual doses lasts about six months.
- It has stayed potent well beyond that.
- You can pause or cancel their monthly plan; or there’s also a one‑time purchase option. USA only.
- You don’t want: Non-pharma grade or unrefrigerated NAD+
For how NAD+ is an essential piece in our stack to approximate SURAMIN – see this post:
Suramin Without Suramin: Calming the Cell Danger Response
For personalized help
You can consult with our digital mind tool. She can guide you through making the best choices and ease the learning curve for healing kids and adults.
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