A year ago, NAD+ boosters like NMN and NR were everywhere — in Reddit threads, podcasts, even VC-backed health stacks. Now in 2025, things feel quieter.

Some of the noise has died down, but the research hasn’t. Sinclair’s still backing NMN. Resveratrol’s back in the mix. And some brands (Decode Age, Jinfiniti, Wanderfeel, OMRE, etc.) are still iterating on NAD+ protocols.

Anyone here still experimenting with NAD+ optimization? Any noticeable long-term effects — good or bad?

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