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Mitochondrial output and NAD salvage

MOTS-c and NAD+ get combined on the reasoning that one signals mitochondrial stress and the other supplies the coenzyme. That reasoning is plausible and untested in combination.

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quietlifter wrote this as a plan rather than a record. There is no dose log behind it, and nothing here says anybody followed it.

The schedule

Each compound in Mitochondrial output and NAD salvage, with dose and schedule.
Compound	Dose	How often	Weeks
MOTS-c	10 mg	Weekly · Mon, Wed, Fri	1–8
NAD+Subcutaneous rather than the infusions most of the human reporting uses. Those are not the same exposure.	100 mg	Weekly · Tue, Fri	1–8

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mendtherapy
3 Sept 2026
The NAD+ note is the important one. Nearly all the human reporting on NAD+ is intravenous infusions over an hour or more, and subcutaneous at a tenth of the dose is not a smaller version of that — it is a different exposure that nobody has characterised.

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