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Yes, NAD+ may not be suitable for individuals with the following conditions: Active or historic Cancer Pregnancy or breastfeeding Lyme disease Recent skin graft Atrial fibrillation Immunosuppression Organ transplant Haemophilus influenza bacteria Other NAD-dependent bacteria If you have any of these conditions, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before using NAD+
One possible pathway appears to involve the apparent stimulation of cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) production within pituitary cells
