BEFORE NADH	AFTER	RIGHT NOW

Define Anti-Aging agent:
In biology "aging" is a transformation from an energy rich state to an energy poor state. NADH plays a primary role in the creation of new energy and in creating an energy rich state.

Another anti-aging effect is the key role NADH plays in cell regulation and in DNA repair. The more DNA that needs to be repaired, the more NADH is used by the cell. The more NADH a cell has available, the greater the repairing capacity of the old, worn out, wounded, or damaged cells.

The more NADH a cell has available, the greater the repairing capacity of the DNA repair system. Damaged DNA is the basis for a number of neuro degenerative diseases.

Elderly people can especially benefit from an antioxidant like NADH. It has been found that the antioxidant pool within the body declines with aging. This leaves the elderly more vulnerable to free radical damage and the diseases they cause. Medical science has shown that free radicals are involved in the development of neuro-degenerative diseases.

Define Quality of Life:
Longevity and life extension can be the result of taking an NADH supplement.. However, what good is a longer life if quality of life declines? Mobility, cognitive impairment and memory problems cause the quality of life to decline.

NADH plays an active role in improving mobility, cognitive functions and memory. NADH does this by stimulating the production of brain neurotransmitters, and correcting some brain chemical imbalances. NADH stimulates the production of the neurotransmitters: serotonin, dopamine, and noradrenaline or norepinephrine.

Dopamine, and noradrenaline are the brain substances essential for alertness, thinking, cognitive functions (like memory & decision making), sex drive, mood, strength, coordination, movement, mobility and much more.

Clinical studies have shown the more NADH the brain has, the better off the brain is. OK, so NADH won't prevent aging, but NADH could be taken to prevent the symptoms we associate with old age.

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