Other therapies, without the noise.
Two molecules your body already makes. Both fall with age.
See my optionsWhat NAD+ is.
Your cells can't run without NAD+. The name is short for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It's a coenzyme, a helper molecule your enzymes need to do their work.
Its first job is fuel. NAD+ helps turn the food you eat into ATP, the energy your cells burn.
Its second job is upkeep. It's a working part of the enzymes that repair DNA and manage how your cells age.
Both jobs depend on your level. And your level doesn't hold.
Why NAD+ matters as you age.
Your NAD+ level falls gradually as you age. Researchers link that drop to the slowdown in metabolism and muscle that comes with age.
So raising it is the obvious idea, and that's what NAD+ therapy aims to do. In animal studies, restoring NAD+ slowed some age-related decline.
In people, the picture is still coming in. Researchers are working out how best to raise it and what that does in aging people. Your consultation covers what's known.
NAD+ works inside your cells. The second molecule works where you can see it.
What GHK-Cu is.
You've probably seen GHK-Cu on skin and hair products. Here's what the name means.
A peptide is a short amino acid chain. GHK is one, just three long. Cu is copper, which it binds.
Your body makes it naturally. It's in your blood plasma, and your tissues can release it after an injury. That's your first clue to what it does.
The form here is topical only. You put it on your skin.
What GHK-Cu does for skin.
Your skin repairs itself less as you age. Your GHK level falls too.
GHK-Cu signals repair. In lab studies, it pushes skin cells to make more collagen and elastin, the proteins that keep skin thick and firm. It also helps regulate the enzymes that break those proteins down.
In clinical studies of GHK-Cu creams, mostly in women, users saw thicker, denser skin and fewer fine lines. Your results will vary.
How it works.
Neither one starts without a consultation.
Book your consultation.
Book with a Bound Medical provider. A short intake form follows.
Meet your provider.
Your provider reviews your history on a telehealth visit. If treatment fits, you get a personalized plan.
Stay dialed in.
Your provider checks in each month and adjusts your plan.
Therapy questions.
What is NAD+ in plain English?
A helper molecule in your cells. It helps turn food into usable energy and keeps your DNA repair enzymes working.
Does NAD+ really drop with age?
Yes. Studies show a gradual decline in rodents and in people.
What does the Cu in GHK-Cu mean?
Copper. GHK is the peptide, and Cu is the chemical symbol for the copper it binds.
Is GHK-Cu an injection?
No. The form here is topical only.
Do I need a consultation?
Yes. Both therapies start with a consultation.
Who provides my care?
Independent licensed clinicians at Bound Medical provide all care. Longevity Logic doesn't diagnose, treat or sell medication. Your clinician decides what fits.
Is a prescription or a result guaranteed?
No. Payment doesn't guarantee a prescription or treatment.