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What is NAD+? The Tiny Molecule That Keeps You Alive (And Why Almost Nobody Has Heard of It)
What if I told you that every one of the 37 trillion cells in your body runs on a tiny molecule you've probably never heard of? It's called NAD+. Most Americans couldn't tell you what it is. Yet without it... your heart couldn't beat. Your brain couldn't think. Your muscles couldn't move. Your skin couldn't repair itself. In fact, if your cells didn't have NAD+, life would stop in seconds. So why isn't anyone talking about it? Imagine your body is a city. Every house... every
Theresa Carlstedt
11 hours ago4 min read


Meet Vivix+NAD - Reverse 8 Years of Cellular Aging in 2 months
Some moments in life stay with you forever. Standing in a room filled with thousands of people as Shaklee unveiled the future of longevity was one of those moments. This wasn't just another annual convention. It was Shaklee's 70th Anniversary Celebration—a milestone honoring seven decades of pioneering nutrition, scientific research, and helping people live healthier, longer lives. As the lights dimmed in Nashville and the countdown began, there was an unmistakable feeling th
Theresa Carlstedt
3 days ago4 min read


Pain Relievers Could Be Affecting Your Kidneys
For many families, medications like aspirin and acetaminophen (Tylenol®) have become household staples for headaches, aches, pains, and fevers. But emerging research has raised important questions about how regular use of these products may impact long-term kidney health, particularly in individuals who already have underlying health concerns. Studies published from John Hopkins to The New England Journal of Medicine found that individuals who used daily pain relievers regula
Theresa Carlstedt
Jul 153 min read


The Hidden Connection Between PCOS and Liver Health: What Every Woman Needs to Know
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects millions of women worldwide and is often associated with irregular periods, infertility, weight gain, acne, and unwanted hair growth. But what many women don't realize is that PCOS can also have a profound impact on liver health. Emerging research shows that women with PCOS are significantly more likely to develop fatty liver disease, a condition that often progresses silently for years before symptoms appear. In fact, studies suggest
Theresa Carlstedt
Jun 34 min read
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