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Over the past year, our work at RestoreLabs has given us a uniquely rich vantage point into the real-world impact of NAD+ enhancement through Niagen IV therapy, from both human experience and early research signals. In my recent interview with The Niagen Bioscience Report, I shared why bringing Niagen IV into Restore Hyper Wellness wasn’t about chasing a trend. It was about creating the scientific infrastructure the wellness industry has historically lacked. Here’s what we’re learning so far: 🔹 Experiential feedback is remarkably consistent. Clients report increases in sustained energy, better sleep quality, reduced “brain fog,” and noticeable improvements in skin hydration and appearance. These are subjective, yes, but when hundreds of people independently report similar outcomes, it tells us where to focus our research lens. 🔹 Early research observations align with these themes. Through our ongoing data collection of biomarkers, heart-rate metrics, recovery scores, and subjective wellbeing scales, we’re starting to see patterns that mirror what individuals are feeling. While these findings are preliminary, they are providing important direction for the controlled studies underway. 🔹 Most importantly, we’re building a dataset that has never existed in this space. Human-subject research, partnerships with academic institutions, and tightly monitored IV interventions allow us to differentiate hype from true physiological impact. This is what will ultimately move the conversation from anecdote to evidence. My goal, and the mission of RestoreLabs, is to elevate wellness with science, transparency, and rigor. The article captures where we are today, and I’m excited for where the next phase of research will take us. https://lnkd.in/gzDw4s6k #LongevityScience #EvidenceBasedWellness #NAD #Niagen #RestoreLabs #HumanPerformance #ResearchMatters cc: Yasmeen Nkrumah-Elie, PhD Rob Fried Jun Kwon, MS, CISSN Andrew Shao, Ph.D. Eric Huynh Mona Rosene, MS, RD Michiko Araki Kelley Charles Brenner