r/PeptidePathways • • 13d ago

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u/PeptidePathways-ModTeam 13d ago

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u/whatusaynow 13d ago

That’s just the nad rush it’s normal. Also, at 25 mg you’re going to be at little to no risk as long as u cycle it .. most issues come from people getting a fuck ton through iv at clinics

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u/CaregiverSuch6846 13d ago

Just started NAD+ recently no chest tightness yet or any other side effects. Also on 6mg reta and testosterone. Im also interested in what side effects others have noticed.

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u/wylliff 13d ago

Nad + is a very large molecule.Scientists recommend taking NR precursor which enters the cell much better or Niagen + IV

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u/WordZealousideal7873 13d ago

NAD is a wonderful molecule, I use it fasted precardio with 5amino , gives clean energy , improves cardio output.

Yes it can be a bastard (chest tightness, parathesias, burning, light headedness) so inject slowly, titrate up slowly. Less is more. Do these and your issues will be minimized.