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* '''[[Caloric Restriction]]:''' Reducing calorie intake without malnutrition can elevate NAD+ levels, potentially through the activation of sirtuins and improved metabolic efficiency. | * '''[[Caloric Restriction]]:''' Reducing calorie intake without malnutrition can elevate NAD+ levels, potentially through the activation of sirtuins and improved metabolic efficiency. | ||
* '''[[Intermittent Fasting]]:''' This dietary approach can also elevate NAD+ levels, likely through mechanisms similar to caloric restriction, such as increased stress resistance and metabolic adaptations. | * '''[[Intermittent Fasting]]:''' This dietary approach can also elevate NAD+ levels, likely through mechanisms similar to caloric restriction, such as increased stress resistance and metabolic adaptations. | ||
=== NAD+ Infusions === | |||
[[NAD+ Infusion|NAD+ infusions]] represent a direct method of increasing NAD+ levels in the body. This intervention involves intravenous administration of NAD+, allowing for higher bioavailability compared to oral supplements. | |||
* '''Effectiveness:''' NAD+ infusions have been reported to quickly elevate NAD+ levels, potentially offering immediate benefits such as enhanced energy, improved mood, and reduced withdrawal symptoms in addiction treatment. | |||
* '''Uses:''' This method is utilized primarily in clinical settings and is explored for its potential benefits in addressing conditions like chronic fatigue, addiction, and age-related cognitive decline. | |||
* '''Safety and Accessibility:''' While generally considered safe when administered under medical supervision, the accessibility, long-term effects, and optimal dosing of NAD+ infusions require further research and standardization. | |||
== Comparison == | == Comparison == | ||
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| Medium to High | | Medium to High | ||
| Impact may vary depending on the specific fasting protocol employed | | Impact may vary depending on the specific fasting protocol employed | ||
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| [[NAD+ Infusion]] | |||
| Direct intravenous administration of NAD+ | |||
| High | |||
| Rapid elevation of NAD+ levels; primarily used in clinical settings; requires further research on long-term effects and optimal dosing | |||
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