Restore Hyper Wellness® and Niagen Bioscience Team Up to Help Americans Age Better This October

Longevity and wellness

For Restore, longevity isn’t a concern for later in life. It’s about energy, resilience, recovery, and living life to the fullest, starting now, at any age. To kick off the month, Restore Chief Science Officer Dr. Rachele Pojednic is sharing the everyday signs worth paying attention to.

"Longevity has a branding problem. People hear the word and picture a few extra years at the very end of life," said Dr. Pojednic. "The goal isn't just adding years to your life. It's adding healthy, active years, which is what we call healthspan. Your daily energy, how quickly you recover and whether you're still doing what you love are the most honest signals of how well you’re aging, and you can start improving them today."

Here's what to watch for, and what to do about each, whether or not you've ever tried a wellness therapy:

• The afternoon crash is harder to push through. NAD+, a coenzyme essential to cellular energy, naturally declines with age. Niagen® (patented NR), a clinically studied form of vitamin B3, has been shown to increase NAD+ levels.

• Recovery takes longer than it used to. If a hard workout now costs you two days instead of one, make recovery a habit. Cryotherapy, Compression and Infrared Sauna can help build it into your week.

• Sleep isn't doing its job. Sleep is when the body repairs itself, and it's often the first thing to slip. Protect a consistent sleep window before adding anything else.

• You've quietly stopped doing things you love. Skipping the pickup game or the long hike is often an early signal. "Longevity isn't abstract," continues Dr. Pojednic. "It's whether you're still saying yes to the things that make your life yours."

• Your routine is all or nothing. "The biggest longevity gains come from small, repeatable choices you actually stick with," according to Dr. Pojednic. Start with one or two habits, like a daily Niagen® plan, regular Cryotherapy or an IV Drip, and build from there. Remember that everyone's different, so it's always worth checking in with your healthcare provider before trying something new.

Aging and recovery

These signs point to two sides of aging: how the body recovers, and what happens inside its cells. You don't need to be a wellness expert to support both. Movement, quality sleep, and recovery therapies build the foundation. At the cellular level, NAD+ helps turn food into energy and supports the body’s natural repair processes, which is why its decline with age matters.

Niagen Bioscience has more than 25 years of NAD+ research behind it, and Niagen® has been evaluated in more than 45 clinical studies. Niagen Plus includes intravenous and injectable Niagen products, and the consumer supplement Tru Niagen®. Niagen is a NAD+ boosting oral supplement in the United States. Restore puts that research to work within a broader longevity routine of personalized, science-backed therapies, medically-guided by clinical providers. The result is support for the body in the studio and every day in between, without a complete overhaul.

“NAD+ is a large molecule that cannot readily cross the cell membrane intact, so the form it is supplied in matters,” said Andrew Shao, PhD, SVP Global Regulatory and Scientific Affairs. “Niagen® is an NAD+ precursor, or building block, that is taken up directly by cells and converted into NAD+ intracellularly. More than 45 clinical studies have been published on oral Niagen, 20 of which assessed its effects on NAD+ in blood and/or tissues.”

Throughout October, participating Restore locations are offering information about Niagen plans.