You Said Yes To Dinner On Tuesday. By Thursday You Were Hoping She’d Cancel. She Didn’t.

Nothing major happened.

That's what makes this so easy to carry for a year without telling anyone.

I'm a doctor, and I read every message that people send us.

This is the one I get most from women who run their lives, whether the house, or businesses.

Here's what it usually turns out to be, and how I know you can get it back.

So you went. And you were good company, because you always are.

You got home just after ten, and you sat in the car on your own driveway for 5 minutes before you went in.

Nothing about that night was a problem. That's the problem.

The week got handled. The week always gets handled. Everyone who needed you got you, at the standard they've come to expect.

You have never once broken that.

But what it costs you to do it has gone up.

You wake up already behind. By the end of the day there is nothing left for anything that was only yours, so those things get moved.

The gym you still pay for. The message you've been meaning to answer for eleven days.

The Saturday that was going to be yours and turned into catching up.

Nobody noticed. You noticed.

And there's a question underneath it that you haven't said out loud to anyone.

Not your husband.

Not your closest friend. Not your own doctor.

Is this just what it looks like from here on?

I'll answer that now.

Because women sit on that question for a year or more before they ask anyone, and that is a long time to carry something for nothing.

Almost certainly not.

What you're describing is almost never a disease.

It's slower than that. It costs more than that. And it comes back.

So let me tell you what it usually is.

You're not someone who ignores a problem for a year and then complains about it.

You've already had a run at this.

You went to bed earlier for two weeks. You cut the wine back. You booked the health check, and it came back clean.

That was a relief for about four days. 

Then the afternoon felt exactly like every other afternoon.

You fixed the sleep, and it turned out it wasn't the sleep.

Somewhere in there, someone told you to slow down, or to be kinder to yourself.

You didn't get here by slowing down.

And you might have gone further than that.

Most people who come to us already take five or more supplements.

One of them wrote something I think about a lot: "I have a hard time understanding which supplements I can take together, or time of the day."

If that's your cabinet too, keep reading.

Look at that list again, because there's a pattern in it.

Sleep is fuel going in. Training is fuel going in. So is food, so is a multivitamin, so is cutting back on wine.

Every one of them assumes the engine burning that fuel still works the way it did at 35.

Nobody checked the engine. No one was taught to.

That's not a failure of effort on your part. You were fixing what goes in.

The problem is under the bonnet, in what your cells can do with it.

Your brain is about 2% of your body weight. It burns close to a fifth of everything you eat.

It's the most valuable thing you have to run, and it doesn't get to skip a day.

Inside every one of its cells sits a molecule called NAD+.

It does two jobs. It turns food into usable energy, and it runs the repair work that keeps cells in good order.

Nothing happens without it. That's a biological fact.

NAD+ drops steadily from your thirties. Nothing has gone wrong with you. The raw material your body uses to make it just gets scarcer as you age.

Up to 50% by your 50s.

I can already tell where you're feeling that drop.

The parts that burn the most energy. Brain. Heart. Muscle.

That's why this never feels like "getting old."

It feels like your week. Everything still gets done.

It just costs more, and the recovery takes a whole Saturday where it used to take an evening.

But you're a high-performer.

When there's less fuel, you don't drop anything. You keep producing.

And you take the difference out of the one account nobody else is watching.

You took it out of your account, the things you love.

You didn't lose your discipline. You're running the same engine on less fuel, and paying the difference quietly.

It's the cause.

Because "it's just your age" tells you nothing.

This tells you where to look.

Some women wrote that they feel twenty again. One used exactly those words.

Things stop being negotiated.

You put the trip in the calendar without first running the whole week in your head.

You went to the thing on Thursday without spending Wednesday deciding. 

Something from your own list actually got done, and you only noticed weeks later.

“If you’re familiar with the feeling of not being able to function past 1–2 p.m., this message is for you. When you’re younger there are so many ways to feel better — exercise, a healthy diet, better sleep habits. The real challenge comes after 50, when you often don’t have the option to rest or work less. I’m a registered nurse at one of the busiest hospitals, and a mom of three. After 2 months, my colleagues started asking if I had something exciting going on in my life.”

Elena P., 52

“For so long now I just couldn’t seem to figure out a solution to sustainable energy. My energy would be up and down and so unpredictable. After being on Omre NMN for a few months, my energy has been consistent and even.”

Teresa S.

“There are months that my budget is limited and I need to pause my subscription. I definitely notice the difference when I am not taking it. My energy and motivation definitely drop.”

Katherine V.

That's the whole point.

You can't take NAD+ directly. The molecule doesn't survive the trip.

What you can do is give your body more of the raw material it uses to build its own. That material is called NMN, and it's the part of this that has actually been tested in multiple studies.

And here's the question we get most from women who have already been here. Why did mine do nothing?

Almost never because the molecule doesn't work. Three boring reasons, and you can check yourself:

One. The dose is a rounding error.

The human research runs at clinical doses. A lot of retail NMN carries a fraction of that. Enough to put the word on the label. Nowhere near enough to move anything. Ninety seconds on the back of your old bottle will tell you which one you bought.

Two. Half of what you paid for never reached a cell.

Resveratrol gets paired with NMN for a good reason, and on its own it absorbs badly. Without something to help it across, a lot of it passes straight through you. Most bottles don't include that something, and most women don't know to look for it.

Three. Nobody ever checked what was in the bottle.

In this industry the label is often a marketing document. NMN breaks down in heat and damp, so a milligram number printed on a box is a promise, not a fact, until someone tests that batch. Ask most brands for a lab report and you'll get an email address.

Dose. Absorption. Proof.

So the job was clear. A clinical dose. Resveratrol paired with something that gets it absorbed. One serving a day. And a batch that a scientist had tested and published.

I went looking for that and couldn't find it. So I made it.

Is it safe with my medication?
Our most-asked question.

NMN and resveratrol both have good safety records in the published human trials, and neither is a stimulant.

I'm already taking five other things. Where does this go?

Take it in the morning with food. The same instruction whether you take nothing else or eight things. No timing conflict with a multivitamin, magnesium, vitamin D, omega-3 or collagen.

I already tried NMN and it did nothing. Why would this be different?

There has been testing done on NMN products on the market that show some don't even have any NMN in them. That could be why.

It's a wild west out there, and that's why we always publish our testing, so you can be sure what's inside.

If I cancel, has the next bottle already shipped?

No. Subscriptions ship on a schedule you can see, and you get an email before every shipment. Pause, skip or cancel from that email anytime.

What if it does nothing for me?

Send it back. Thirty days, money back, even on an opened bottle, no forms to fight through. I don't want your money for something that isn't working.

Is it HSA/FSA eligible?
Yes.

My honest opinion is you haven't lost it.

You're running the most valuable thing you have on less fuel than it had at 35, and paying the difference out of the one account nobody else is watching.

Be straight with yourself about the cost of doing nothing, too. Not in money. In time lost.

Another year of weighing the evening before you agree to it.

Another year of the Saturday that turns into catching up.

Another year of being the last name on your own list.

Of everything that gets sent to us, this is the one I'd want you to read.

"I have noticed all day energy without any jitters. I'm able to accomplish more in each day. I recommended it to my sister and she also noticed the difference in her day. I just turned 73 this December."
Eva R.

So. Sleep. Move. Wine. Dine.

— Dr Pedram Kordrostami, M.D.
Founder, Omre

The result come when you start them.

Everything else is already running. The decline this is aimed at began in your thirties and it hasn't paused once since.

Not for the good weeks.

Not for the clean physical.

Not while you sat here deciding whether to believe me.

So the only real question left is how old you want to be when you find out.

Start this week and you have your answer in 30 days. Same work, same people leaning on you, same you.

Put it off and you ask the same question a year older. That year doesn't come back.

The women who stay on this measure it in years. Plenty of them are still writing to us in their seventies, about what they can still do.

You have never once let anyone down.

This is $2.07 a day to find out whether you can stop doing it at the cost of you.