NAD+ Dosing Help
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@Eleanor this is a daily injectable for your kitty? It's not something you have to cycle on/off right?
@Eleanor this is a daily injectable for your kitty? It's not something you have to cycle on/off right?
There are some protocols that state to cycle it, but it's a daily for kitty due to her age (70 in cat years) and condition. The dose is pretty low for being on it for 6 months and might vary cycle every other day. She's still researching the cycling part. NAD+ BUFFERED is not a peptide, it is a coenzyme.
Do NOT pin cat late in the day; always early AM upon waking. If after a couple of weeks your kitty does not begin to have more energy, her mitos might not be the problem.
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@Eleanor this is a daily injectable for your kitty? It's not something you have to cycle on/off right?
There are some protocols that state to cycle it, but it's a daily for kitty due to her age (70 in cat years) and condition. The dose is pretty low for being on it for 6 months and might vary cycle every other day. She's still researching the cycling part. NAD+ BUFFERED is not a peptide, it is a coenzyme.
Do NOT pin cat late in the day; always early AM upon waking. If after a couple of weeks your kitty does not begin to have more energy, her mitos might not be the problem.
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My cat/rat is struggling with energy and I'm interested in NAD+ but I'm finding dosing protocols all over the place. Can someone point me in the direction to help my research?
Is Mots-c or something else better?@BeeKind Only one way to find out. Pinch, pin a pray. Start low and titrate up til you feel the sweet spot. Sweet spot is a where it feels right to you without tolerating it. I would start with 10mg and titrate up. If it is from a good source you should feel something energy kick in. My sweet spot is still 10-20mg still. At time I add a little more depending how demanding my day will be. If your source is good and you still dont feel anything. You might have correct your mitochondria. If youre all in MotsC .500mcg, NAD 10mg, SS31 500mg will get them engines running and repair. Just to rule out results and /or any allergic reaction. If youre good then titrate up by 500mcgs or 1mg til it feels right (The sweet spot). Like coffee, sometimes, one cup is enough. Just be patient.
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Not a peptide but the biggest change in my lab rat energy levels was from supplementing CoQ10. I happened across this recently when I was looking into it for one of my subjects circulation issues. I always try to thoroughly educate myself on the mechanisms of any new supplement or peptide so I know how they interact with current regimens. I had no idea how many areas of the body this enzyme affected.
Coenzyme Q10 is a primary antioxidant made by the body naturally but it is common to develop a deficiency. This can be due to inflammatory or autoimmune disorders, certain meds like statins, poor diet and aging. Your cells require coQ10 to make energy. A deficiency disrupts your mitochondria & makes it hard for your body to create adenosine triphosphate ATP, which is the basic fuel for all your cells. I dont want to bore anyone with all the details but if your subjects fatigue is persistent & associated with other symptoms like muscle aches, brain fog & poor stamina or exercise intolerance, you might want to try supplementing CoQ10. You will likely see improvements within a couple weeks.
Keep in mind that most forms of COQ10 arent well absorbed so you need one that is fat & water soluble. There are also 2 forms of COQ10 called ubiquinone and ubiquinol and they are not the same. Ubiquinone is the oxidized form, which requires your body to convert it into a usable form. After doing some comparisons, I decided on liposomal ubiquinol (Qunol brand currently). Dosages for fatigue range usually 100-300mg a day. My research showed improvement on 100mg twice a day.
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Not a peptide but the biggest change in my lab rat energy levels was from supplementing CoQ10. I happened across this recently when I was looking into it for one of my subjects circulation issues. I always try to thoroughly educate myself on the mechanisms of any new supplement or peptide so I know how they interact with current regimens. I had no idea how many areas of the body this enzyme affected.
Coenzyme Q10 is a primary antioxidant made by the body naturally but it is common to develop a deficiency. This can be due to inflammatory or autoimmune disorders, certain meds like statins, poor diet and aging. Your cells require coQ10 to make energy. A deficiency disrupts your mitochondria & makes it hard for your body to create adenosine triphosphate ATP, which is the basic fuel for all your cells. I dont want to bore anyone with all the details but if your subjects fatigue is persistent & associated with other symptoms like muscle aches, brain fog & poor stamina or exercise intolerance, you might want to try supplementing CoQ10. You will likely see improvements within a couple weeks.
Keep in mind that most forms of COQ10 arent well absorbed so you need one that is fat & water soluble. There are also 2 forms of COQ10 called ubiquinone and ubiquinol and they are not the same. Ubiquinone is the oxidized form, which requires your body to convert it into a usable form. After doing some comparisons, I decided on liposomal ubiquinol (Qunol brand currently). Dosages for fatigue range usually 100-300mg a day. My research showed improvement on 100mg twice a day.
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I've titrated up to 250mgx3 a week - felt nothing
I've tried 100mgx7 a week - nada
Back to 250m... still nothing!
At this point I'm just doing 100x3 a week because it's SUPPOSED to have other effects than energy.Done the Mots, no energy spikes there either, I dunno, the sleep peps don't work on me either. It's my super power... I just need to figure out a way to fight crime with it then I can wear a cape and underwear on the outside without people thinking I'm strange.
@Stan-Douglas
Try 100mg NAD+ IM
I get a lot better results with the IM injections. May make you a little queasy or give you a head rush, but you should feel it. -
@BeeKind Only one way to find out. Pinch, pin a pray. Start low and titrate up til you feel the sweet spot. Sweet spot is a where it feels right to you without tolerating it. I would start with 10mg and titrate up. If it is from a good source you should feel something energy kick in. My sweet spot is still 10-20mg still. At time I add a little more depending how demanding my day will be. If your source is good and you still dont feel anything. You might have correct your mitochondria. If youre all in MotsC .500mcg, NAD 10mg, SS31 500mg will get them engines running and repair. Just to rule out results and /or any allergic reaction. If youre good then titrate up by 500mcgs or 1mg til it feels right (The sweet spot). Like coffee, sometimes, one cup is enough. Just be patient.
@EXTROPIAN
500mg of SS-31 a day? I think you made a typo… -
My cat/rat is struggling with energy and I'm interested in NAD+ but I'm finding dosing protocols all over the place. Can someone point me in the direction to help my research?
Is Mots-c or something else better?@BeeKind I started because the day after Reta was brutal with fatigue. I titrated up quickly to 50mg daily - two weeks to sort of flood the zone (as if getting an IV drip). I just backed down to day of and day after reta (which I'm dosing every third day). Totally made me feel normal. But it's not an energy shot for me, just a quiet return to normal if that makes any sense.
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I have used tons of coq10, from qunol brand to bulk supplements. Qunol being bottom of barrel. I use this form and brand as part of my mitochondrial OTC
@thanks_enjoi Eye candy.
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@BeeKind I started because the day after Reta was brutal with fatigue. I titrated up quickly to 50mg daily - two weeks to sort of flood the zone (as if getting an IV drip). I just backed down to day of and day after reta (which I'm dosing every third day). Totally made me feel normal. But it's not an energy shot for me, just a quiet return to normal if that makes any sense.
@SkepticJen 50mg of reta or NAD?
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@SkepticJen 50mg of reta or NAD?
@EXTROPIAN NAD
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My cat/rat is struggling with energy and I'm interested in NAD+ but I'm finding dosing protocols all over the place. Can someone point me in the direction to help my research?
Is Mots-c or something else better? -
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@BeeKind I swear by NAD. Started it because I had such fatigue the day after Reta. It made me functional instead of in bed. I think I got used to the Reta, but the NAD was so great I haven't stopped! I do use BACNaCl for reconstitution to reduce ISR.
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@BeeKind I swear by NAD. Started it because I had such fatigue the day after Reta. It made me functional instead of in bed. I think I got used to the Reta, but the NAD was so great I haven't stopped! I do use BACNaCl for reconstitution to reduce ISR.
@SkepticJen does that work for buffered Nad?
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@SkepticJen does that work for buffered Nad?
@BeeKind There was a lot of discussion here but I went ahead and tried it and I haven't had any vials cloud up. I did with my Reta, so that and copper I use standard for. It reduced the sting noticeably and I'm a big wimp, so it was definitely worth losing a vial if it had gone the other way!
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