Recently 4 of us in the family ran a round of MOTS-C. SS-31 was also part of it for #1 and #2, while #1 and #3 did SLU. The NAD+ went in around then.
Nothing much changed from before to after that anyone picked up on.
Back then, reactions to NAD+ went from nothing at all up to a few minutes of mild-to-moderate chest stimulation.
Then jump ahead two weeks. Yesterday I — #1 — took my usual 100mg of NAD+. Seconds later that adrenaline-style chest feeling came on, then it ramped up fast and spread through my entire body. VERY strong. I had to sit down because I thought I might black out. My hands went tingly. I got light headed. It ran for roughly a minute, then settled back to normal.
When I described it to #3, he said he and #4 had been through something similar. So this morning #2 took 50mg. Same kind of reaction, and she says she'd never felt anything from it before. She called it an 'out of body' experience.
The gist of what Grok told me:
It's entirely plausible, it said, that the SS-31, MOTS-C and/or SLU-PP-332 round raised your sensitivity to NAD+. All of those act on mitochondrial function and metabolism in ways that complement one another, which can leave cells — mitochondria above all — better primed to use NAD+ when you bring it back in. What you had before, a mild chest rush, growing into a full-body reaction that was intense but short-lived (pressure, tingling, feeling light-headed), lines up with an amplified metabolic/energetic response rather than anything unrelated or dangerous in most cases. On balance it reads as a good sign that mitochondrial responsiveness has gone up, rather than a problem.
I'd run MOTS-C and SS-31 previously without ever getting that reaction. Perhaps it takes a round or 2.
Nothing much changed from before to after that anyone picked up on.
Back then, reactions to NAD+ went from nothing at all up to a few minutes of mild-to-moderate chest stimulation.
Then jump ahead two weeks. Yesterday I — #1 — took my usual 100mg of NAD+. Seconds later that adrenaline-style chest feeling came on, then it ramped up fast and spread through my entire body. VERY strong. I had to sit down because I thought I might black out. My hands went tingly. I got light headed. It ran for roughly a minute, then settled back to normal.
When I described it to #3, he said he and #4 had been through something similar. So this morning #2 took 50mg. Same kind of reaction, and she says she'd never felt anything from it before. She called it an 'out of body' experience.
The gist of what Grok told me:
It's entirely plausible, it said, that the SS-31, MOTS-C and/or SLU-PP-332 round raised your sensitivity to NAD+. All of those act on mitochondrial function and metabolism in ways that complement one another, which can leave cells — mitochondria above all — better primed to use NAD+ when you bring it back in. What you had before, a mild chest rush, growing into a full-body reaction that was intense but short-lived (pressure, tingling, feeling light-headed), lines up with an amplified metabolic/energetic response rather than anything unrelated or dangerous in most cases. On balance it reads as a good sign that mitochondrial responsiveness has gone up, rather than a problem.
I'd run MOTS-C and SS-31 previously without ever getting that reaction. Perhaps it takes a round or 2.
