Niacin shows up in a lot of energy-support formulas. Here's what it's actually doing at the cellular level.
NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a molecule essential to the energy-production machinery inside every cell, neurons included. Niacin is a direct precursor the body uses to make it.
Neurons are especially energy-hungry cells. Adequate NAD+ availability supports the metabolic processes neurons need for memory formation, signaling, and general function.
Niacin also has a documented effect on microcirculation, helping ensure that nutrients delivered via blood flow actually reach their target cells rather than being poorly distributed.
Niacin's inclusion in MemoHoney reflects a genuine, well-established biochemical role rather than a trendy add-on. It's a reasonable choice for a formula built around sustained, non-stimulant energy.