Energy that used to be a given.
TREMODI is launching soon. A nine-ingredient supplement for the cellular energy that drops off after 35. The Spark List gets it first.
Who I built it for
For the woman whose spark is quieter than it used to be.
Built for the woman whose energy used to be a given. Functioning, but not herself. Been told she's fine but knows she isn't. Whose spark and drive are just quieter than they used to be.
Made for her. Men can take it too, and they do. Younger women can take it too, though the case for it tends to come from a particular season of life.
What being on The Spark List gets you
Three things, in order.
First
Forty-eight hours of early access before bottles go anywhere else.
Second
£39.95, held for a full year. 60 capsules, a 30-day supply. Nine ingredients including Nicotinamide Riboside and Trans-Resveratrol. No subscription — order when you like, skip when you don't.
Third
The story behind the formula, written to you before anyone else hears it.
About me
I'm Marianna.
Twenty years in hospitality, two kids, partner's a chef. I was made redundant last March and it turned out to be the best thing that could have happened. I'd not felt like myself since I was 36. I bought everything I was sold, tried it all, and worried when none of it worked. After complaining for the 100th time, a friend told me to just make my own. A few months of convincing myself I was mad and would fail, mixed in with reading everything I could about the NAD process and what it would take to work. God knows how many failed supplier meetings and late nights. At the end of it all, we have a stress-tested formula that is TREMODI. I'm not a chemist. I'm not a scientist. I'm a woman who demanded better and learned the field to build it. Let me translate what I found.
The Spark
The newsletter that grew out of building this.
Three questions I'll keep answering.
What's actually happening in your body after 35?
I'll translate the science. Cellular energy, NAD+, what changes, what helps, what doesn't.
What's the supplement industry not telling you?
What the labels hide. What the marketing leaves out. How to tell a real product from a clever one.
What does it actually take to build this?
The decisions, the costs, the manufacturer conversations. The unglamorous side of building something properly, written as it happens.
Those who demand better tend to find it.