Clean Energy: The Future of Performance and the Hidden Risks of Stimulants

At TR1, we believe the future of energy is clean, sustainable, and rooted in real science. 

But have you ever stopped to think about where your energy really comes from? For many people, the answer lies in coffee, energy drinks, or pre-workouts. The immediate boost feels good, but do these options truly deliver lasting energy or just mask tiredness for a few hours?

The truth is that there’s a huge difference between artificially stimulating the body and actually nourishing the cells to produce real energy. 

That’s the principle behind TR1’s approach to performance: clean energy that supports both physical and mental performance in a sustainable way. And at the heart of this approach is liposomal NAD, the key ingredient that transforms how your body creates and sustains energy.

Stimulants: fake energy that charges expensive

It’s undeniable: taking a dose of caffeine can give that immediate "up". But what seems to be energy is actually just a state of alert. Stimulants do not create energy; they just activate neurotransmitters to trick your body into spending resources that were already in stock.

The problem is the price that comes after:

• Peaks and falls of energy - you feel "on top" for a while, but soon fall into an even greater state of fatigue.
• Tolerance and dependence - each week you have to consume more to feel the same effect.
• Impact on sleep - sleepless nights, insomnia and poor quality sleep.
• Anxiety and irritability - nervousness and difficulty in concentration after use.

In other words: stimulants work as a "loan of energy". You even enjoy the moment, but the body charges the bill later.

Clean Energy: the real energy comes from cells

While stimulants only disguise tiredness, clean energy has another proposal: work at the root of the problem, increasing the body’s natural ability to produce ATP, the energy currency of cells.

And here comes the protagonist of this conversation: NAD in its active format (NADH)

NADH is like the "biological battery" of our cells. It participates directly in the ATP production cycle in the mitochondria, ensuring that the body has real energy and not just the passing sensation of being more awake.

See what happens when NADH levels are adequate:

• The cellular energy increases consistently;
• Mental focus improves, as the brain has more ATP available;
• There is more physical endurance and muscle recovery;
• The body has more defense against oxidative stress, delaying signs of aging;

 Why TR1 Performance is different? 

The answer lies in bioavailability. In common capsules, much of NADH is degraded in the gastrointestinal tract before it is even absorbed. This means that only a fraction reaches the cells.

Liposomal NADH, on the other hand, is encapsulated in liposomes, that is,  fat microstructures that protect the molecule during digestion and allow it to be absorbed almost intact. Result: up to 22 times more absorption compared to traditional forms.

That is, instead of wasting the nutrient, the body takes advantage of almost everything, ensuring a real impact on performance, focus and vitality.

Why clean energy surpasses stimulants in the search for real performance

We live in an accelerated era, in which the search for more energy has become daily. But to continue betting on stimulants means perpetuating a cycle of physical and mental exhaustion.

On the other hand, liposomal nadh represents the future of performance: a form of clean, sustainable energy aligned with long-term health.

The choice is in your hands: continue to rely on artificial energy spikes or invest in a solution that feeds your cells from the inside out.The time has come to change the way you view energy. Stimulants offer shortcuts, but liposomal nadh delivers what your body really needs: true, clean, and lasting energy.

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