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Is NAD+ the key to fighting autoimmune fatigue & inflammation?

If you’re struggling with chronic fatigue, brain fog, or inflammation from an autoimmune condition, you might have heard the buzz about NAD+. But is it worth the hype? And can boosting NAD+ actually help manage autoimmune diseases? This episode is for you.

In this deep dive, VJ Hamilton breaks down the science behind NAD+, why it declines with age and chronic illness, and how supporting your NAD+ levels may help with autoimmune-related fatigue and inflammation. You’ll learn:

✔ How NAD+ fuels mitochondrial function and why low levels lead to fatigue
✔ The link between NAD+, immune regulation, and inflammation control
✔ What the research says about NAD+ in autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and lupus
✔ Natural ways to boost NAD+—without expensive IV drips or biohacking gimmicks
✔ The impact of fasting, exercise, and diet on NAD+ levels (and what to avoid if you have an autoimmune condition)

Plus, VJ Hamilton shares her favourite NAD+ supplement and an exclusive discount to help you get started—but remember please consult your health practitioner before adding new supplements.

Check Out the Resources Mentioned in the Podcast:

🔬 Curious about your cellular health? My Cell Health Testing Package helps you assess mitochondrial function, oxidative stress, and nutrient status to support energy and immune balance. Find out more here.

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🎙️ Join me for a LIVE Q&A this Friday at 1 PM UK time where I’ll be answering your questions on NAD+, autoimmune health, and functional testing. Don’t miss it—sign up here.

📖 Prefer 1:1 support or want to explore functional testing? Find all my services here.

📥 Ready for change? Download your free copy of The Autoimmunity Recovery Plan here to get started.

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