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Natural Support For Menopause Symptoms

September 01, 20253 min read

How NAD+ Can Support Women Through Menopause


Introduction

·       Menopause is a natural stage in every woman’s life, usually happening between ages 45–55.

·       It brings changes in hormones, which can cause symptoms like:

o   Hot flashes

o   Low energy or tiredness

o   Mood swings

o   Brain fog (difficulty concentrating or remembering things)

o   Trouble sleeping

·       These symptoms can feel frustrating and affect daily life.

·       Many women look for natural ways to feel better during this time.

·       One option being studied is NAD+, a molecule that already exists in our bodies and helps our cells stay healthy and energized.

What is NAD+ and Why It Matters in Menopause

  • NAD+ is a natural molecule found in every cell of your body.

  • Think of it as a “helper molecule” it gives your cells the energy they need to work properly.

  • NAD+ also helps repair cells and keeps the body running smoothly.

  • As we age, NAD+ levels naturally drop.

  • During menopause, when hormone changes are already happening, low NAD+ can make symptoms like tiredness, brain fog, and poor sleep feel even worse.

  • Supporting NAD+ levels may help women feel more balanced and energized during this stage of life.

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Energy and Fatigue Relief

  • Feeling tired all the time is one of the most common struggles during menopause.

  • Hormone changes can affect how the body produces and uses energy.

  • NAD+ plays a key role in turning the food we eat into usable energy for our cells.

  • When NAD+ levels are higher, cells can make energy more efficiently.

  • This may help women feel less drained and more able to get through daily tasks.

  • Many women notice that boosting NAD+ can give them a more steady and natural lift in energy compared to quick fixes like caffeine

Brain Fog, Mood, and Mental Clarity

  • During menopause, many women experience brain fog, forgetting things, losing focus, or feeling mentally slow.

  • Mood swings, irritability, or feeling low can also become more common.

  • NAD+ supports the brain’s energy supply, helping nerve cells stay active and healthy.

  • With better energy, the brain may work more clearly and stay more focused.

  • NAD+ also helps reduce stress inside the cells, which can support a calmer and more balanced mood.

  • Supporting NAD+ levels may give women a sense of mental sharpness and emotional stability during menopause.

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Sleep and Stress Balance

  • Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep is very common during menopause.

  • Hormone changes can affect the body’s natural sleep rhythm, making nights restless.

  • NAD+ plays a role in how the body repairs itself and balances stress levels.

  • By supporting cellular repair, NAD+ may help the body relax and recharge more effectively.

  • Lower stress at the cellular level can also mean a calmer mind, which makes it easier to drift off to sleep.

  • Better rest at night often leads to improved mood and energy during the day.

Skin, Joints, and Healthy Aging

  • During menopause, many women notice changes in their skin and joints.

  • Skin may feel drier or thinner, and joints can feel stiffer or achier.

  • NAD+ supports the body’s natural repair and renewal processes at a cellular level.

  • This may help skin look healthier and more radiant.

  • By reducing cellular stress, NAD+ can also support joint comfort and flexibility.

  • Overall, NAD+ gives the body an extra layer of support for healthy aging during and after menopause.

 

Conclusion

Menopause is a natural stage of life, but it doesn’t mean women have to struggle alone with tiredness, brain fog, or restless nights. Supporting the body with NAD+ may help bring back some energy, clarity, and balance during this transition. While NAD+ isn’t a quick fix, it can be an important tool in helping women feel more like themselves again.

We would love to hear from you!
Have you experienced any of these symptoms during menopause? Do you have questions about NAD+ and how it might help? Share your thoughts in the comments below and if you found this post helpful, feel free to share it with a friend who might benefit.

 

 

FLORYNCE

Executive Assistant (Total Therapy London)

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