When combined, these pathways create a positive feedback loop:
- Multiple precursors prevent pathway saturation.
- CD38 inhibition preserves what you produce.
- Efficient mitochondria reduce NAD+ consumption.
- Overnight cleanup minimizes repair demands.
The result: NAD+ levels rise and stabilize rather than experiencing the typical single-supplement plateau. Research shows multi-pathway interventions achieve better outcomes than single precursor supplementation alone.