You bought the pen. Accepted the needles. Paid the price. Because somewhere along the way, you were led to believe injecting NAD+ was the serious way to support it.
But when you look at what actually happens - and what the human research actually shows - some of those beliefs start to fall apart.
Especially #3 — because most people assume the exact opposite.
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7 NAD+ Injection Myths That Could Be Costing You More Than You Think
By Dr. Pedram M.D.
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Read this BEFORE your next NAD+ injection!
1. “Injecting NAD+ Directly Must Be the Best Way”
It sounds logical. If you want more NAD+, inject NAD+. But your cells already make NAD+ every day using precursor molecules. One of the most direct is NMN - the raw material your body can use as part of its own NAD+ production machinery.
2. “If I Feel It Faster, It Must Be Working Better”
A direct injection floods your system for a short window, then your body clears it. Feeling a quick “boost” doesn't automatically mean you're getting better ongoing support. That's why you can feel something now... then find yourself reaching for the next shot again.
3. “NAD+ Injections Must Have Years of Human Research Behind Them”
Here's the shocking part: a recent systematic review found ZERO eligible clinical-outcomes trials of injected NAD+ itself for anti-aging or wellness. Not a handful. Not one. Zero.
For something that's become so popular - and so expensive - you'd expect years of human evidence behind it. But the research people assume is there simply isn't
4. “A Needle Is the Only Real Way to Boost NAD+”
It isn't. Your body already uses a precursor called NMN to make NAD+. And unlike NAD+ injections, oral NMN has been studied in randomized human trials showing it can raise NAD+ levels. No needle required. Just give your cells a precursor they already know how to use.
5. “An Injection Must Work Better Because It Feels More Medical”
A syringe looks serious. But a needle isn't evidence. Human research is. Oral NMN has randomized trials showing it can raise NAD+. Injected NAD+ still lacks comparable clinical-outcomes evidence for anti-aging and wellness. More invasive doesn't automatically mean more effective.
6. “The Needles, Refills and Cost Are Just Part of Supporting NAD+”
They're part of an injection protocol. They're not a requirement for supporting NAD+. Pens. Needles. Storage. Dosing schedules. Refills. Then doing it all over again. A daily capsule replaces that entire routine with something far simpler - and typically far less expensive.
7. “For Serious NAD+ Support, You Still Need the Needle”
Dr. Pedram Kordrostami, M.D. created OMRE's NAD+ Booster around NMN — a direct NAD+ precursor now studied in 15+ randomized human trials. In one placebo-controlled study, NMN increased the serum NAD+ measure by 38% in just 60 days.
No needles. No injection schedule. And REAL human research behind the ingredient you're taking.
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