Jinfiniti's Intracellular NAD™ at-home test kit
Your starting point for healthy longevity
There’s never been an easy way to measure NAD easily and accurately — until now.
Our Intracellular NAD test gives you real-time, actionable data to help you create an effective approach to improve your health span by boosting your NAD levels.
Dr. Jeffrey Tucker
I took the Jinfiniti Intracellular NAD finger prick blood test, found out my initial score was lower than I would like for health optimization. I started using the Accuri Vitality Boost NMN powder daily for 30 days and retested. The powder provided definite increases in my NAD score but more importantly I did feel a clear, solid uptick in energy and cognitive function.
Dr. Edwin Lee
Monitoring intracellular NAD levels has been revolutionary in my clinical practice. I strongly recommend to all my patients that struggle with low energy to get their intracellular NAD levels measured. The Jinfiniti NAD test is a game changer in my practice.
Jinfiniti’s Intracellular NAD Test™ is highly accurate and reproducible in clinical trials.
- Simple at-home blood test
- Clinically measures your intracellular NAD+ levels
- Helps you to optimize your NAD+ (NMN, NR, IV NAD+) dosage
- Understand if your NAD+ supplements are working
- Secure Data: Your health data is 100% private and protected. We will never sell, share, or use your data, unless you authorize us to do so, for any reason other than to create your personalized test results.
What is NAD and why
is it important to measure?
How it works
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What is NAD and why is it important to measure?
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide is a necessary molecule for maintaining life. It is found inside every cell. NAD deficiency is involved in five out of the nine hallmarks of aging and can increase the risks of age-related diseases such as stroke, heart disease, diabetes, kidney, neurodegenerative and infectious diseases.
The impact of lower NAD levels on the 5 hallmarks of aging.
Epigenetic alteration
Loss of proteostasis
Proteostasis is the ability of a cell to make stable, functioning proteins.
Mitochondrial dysfunction
Mitochondria generate energy in the form of the ATP molecule via the Krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorylation. These processes are called respiration and produce free radicals that can harm the cell. As we age our mitochondria become dysfunctional by producing less ATP and more free radicals.
Senescence
Deregulated nutrient sensing
Benefits of maximizing NAD levels
- Increased cellular energy (ATP)
- Improved endurance and strength
- Improved DNA repair
- Reduced oxidative stress
- Greater ability to fight inflammation
- Reduced cellular senescence
- Better immune health
- Improved brain-cell repair and protection
- Improved glucose intolerance and insulin sensitivity
- Improved blood plasma lipid profiles
- Improved bone density
- Improved nerve-tissue generation
- Improved circadian rhythm and intracellular calcium release during sleep
- Better prevention of age-related diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, infectious diseases, neurodegenerative diseases, etc
Boost your NAD levels via supplementation, diet, and exercise
NAD+ precursors
NAD+ or NADH
NAD+ or NADH have also been used through different routes IV, subcutaneous & oral) to elevate NAD levels and treat certain diseases and health conditions.
Inhibit NAD-consuming enzymes
NAD is constantly consumed by many enzymes. CD38, which is increased by inflammation and during aging, is the key enzyme that degrades NAD. Several supplements have been shown to efficiently inhibit CD38 activity in test tubes.
Boost NAD-synthesizing enzymes
Certain supplements, diet and exercise can potentially increase the activities of NAD-synthesizing enzymes and thus elevate NAD levels. This strategy could be very useful when combined with NAD precursors.
What is NAD and why is it so important?
