Creatine is an amino acid derivative stored in your muscles and used to create energy for movement. Every cell in the body relies on Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) as a source of energy that through muscle contraction, uses ATP and releases Adenosine Diphosphate (ADP). Stores of Creatine in your muscles help to quickly turn ADP back to ATP for additional energy.
Category Archives: Aging & Longevity
Glycine is a non-essential amino acid that is nonetheless necessary for many health-promoting metabolic processes. It is an integral part of protiens made inside the body, a precursor for important biomolecules like glutathione and creatine, and acts as an inhibitory (calming) neurotransmitter in the central nervous system. Research strongly supports glycine’s potential to protect health […]
This study investigated the potential of NMN-loaded nanoparticles to prevent age-related decline in a model of aging mice.
“Our results add trigonelline to the list of established dietary NAD+ boosters.”
This study evaluated the effects of intraperitoneal (i.p.) injections of NMN on tumor-induced cellular aging, inflammation, mitochondrial function, and survival in mice.
This study found that the continued administration of Green Tea Catechin (EGCG) improves the lifespan, cellular health, and cell waste clearance in aging mice.
“This study shows that Liposomal Blend is a vehicle with the ability to enhance the anti-aging properties of the ingredients within the facial serum by facilitating its delivery into the underlying layers of the skin.”
This study showed that NR (1 g/day) for 10 weeks is safe in adults with MCI and effectively increased blood levels of NAD+.
New research on NAD+ metabolism, NMN supplementation, and mitochondrial NAD+ levels was presented at the esteemed longevity conference, the Aging Research and Drug Discovery (ARDD) Meeting.
A recent systematic review evaluated ten studies with NAD+ precursors for efficacy and safety.
“These data from a community-based sample demonstrate that SWS percentage declines over time in adults 60 years and older and that greater declines are associated with the risk of future dementia.”
Circadian rhythm is your body’s internal clock that permits anticipation of daily patterns, regulating when it’s time to sleep, wake up, eat, and digest. This study evaluated the effects of NR supplementation on age-related changes in the heart’s circadian rhythm.