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What are NADs?
Vitamin B3 obtained from the diet is converted in our body into its active form, NAD biomolecules. A biomolecule is a molecule that
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What are glutathiones?
Glutathione is a molecule that neutralizes harmful oxygen radicals produced as by-products of mitochondrial function in the cell. The level of glutathiones partly
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How can you obtain the NADMED measurement?
Through Puhti's online store, you can order the NADMED measurement for yourself. After ordering, you will receive clear instructions for sample collection.
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What distinguishes NADMED from other NAD measurements?
The NADMED measurement is significantly more efficient than other NAD measurements on the market, as NADMED can separate all four NAD forms from
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Which NADMED product should I choose?
NAD+ Only - if you only want to know your NAD+ level. A low NAD+ level may be due to, for example, illness or inflammation.
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How is the NADMED sample taken?
It is a blood test taken at Mehiläinen laboratories across Finland. The analysis of the NADMED method is done from whole blood.
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Do I have to provide information about medications or underlying conditions in connection with the NADMED test?
No, you do not have to provide any background information. However, you can choose to note down medications, underlying conditions, such as diabetes,
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How much blood is taken for the NADMED sample?
The optimal sample amount is 150–200 microliters (μl), which is a very small amount. A microliter (μl) corresponds to 0.000001 liters,
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Does the NADMED test require fasting?
The NADMED test does not require fasting. You can eat and drink normally before sample collection. However, please avoid using caffeine and nicotine products before sample collection.
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How long does it take to get the results from the NADMED test?
The results from the NADMED test are usually available within 10 business days after sample collection.
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How are NAD levels reported?
NAD levels are normalized by volume (final concentration is μM). The unit μM means micromoles per liter (micromole per liter).
