Hello friend,

In this episode of Functional Medicine for Exhausted Career Women, I dive into the power of NAD, a molecule that’s often overlooked but essential for cellular energy production. If you’re feeling perpetually drained or exhausted, NAD could be the missing link in your health journey. I'll break down what NAD is, how it impacts every cell in your body, and why low levels might be contributing to chronic fatigue, sluggish metabolism, and added stress. You’ll walk away with practical, natural ways to support NAD production and boost your energy—without drastic lifestyle changes. All it takes is a focus on nutrient-dense foods, gentle movement, and mindful supplementation.

I also share stories from my own experience and other busy, health-conscious women, even practitioners, who found themselves battling low energy but saw significant improvement by supporting their NAD levels.

Join me as I give actionable tips you can use today, and hear more about my 3-Day Workshop designed to help you take control of your health for good. If you’re ready to understand the root causes of your fatigue and reclaim vibrant energy, this episode is the perfect place to start feeling empowered and informed.

In health,

Lacy Lain, FMCHC, LEHP

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