NMN & NAD+ PRECURSORS

NMN Transporters and eNAMPT: Key Regulators of NAD+ Balance in Aging

“With these exciting developments, the further reformulated version of the concept, the NAD World 3.0, [...]

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NMN Rejuvenates Skin in Aging Mice

NMN treatment effectively revitalized aging skin in mice, enhancing both its visible appearance and underlying [...]

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A Novel NAD+ Precursor (NRH) Improves Glucose and Fat Metabolism in Obese Mice

“To our knowledge, this is the first report showing that NRH can reach multiple tissues [...]

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NMN Protects Mitochondria and Reduces Heart Injury in Septic Mice

This study demonstrated that NMN protected heart function in septic mice by reducing mitochondrial free [...]

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NMN Enhanced Mitochondrial Stress Response and Improved Cognition in an Alzheimer’s Mouse Model

“We combined cell biology, molecular biology, and pharmacological approaches to unravel a novel molecular pathway [...]

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Increased NAD+ Turnover, Minor Decline in Levels in COVID-19 Patients

“NAD+ turnover is substantially increased with upregulation of genes involved in both NAD+ biosynthesis and [...]

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LATEST ARTICLES

NAD+ IV increases NAD+ levels in blood plasma 400% in humans

This study was just published that documented changes in plasma and urine levels of NAD+ and its metabolites during and after 750 mg NAD+ intravenous (IV) infusion. A Pilot Study Investigating Changes in the Human Plasma and Urine NAD+ Metabolome During a 6 Hour Intravenous Infusion of NAD+ Surprisingly, no change in plasma (NAD+) or […]

Oral Hyaluronic Acid: Advanced Support for Skin, Joint Health and Longevity

  Supplementation with HLA may improve joint function, reduce wrinkles and even extend lifespan. What is Hyaluronic Acid? Hyaluronic acid (a.k.a. hyaluronan, HA, or HLA) is a substance naturally found in many areas of the human body including the skin, eyes, and synovial fluid of the joints. Preserves Tissue Hydration More than 50% of the […]

Increasing NMN Transporter in the Brain Reduces Age-Related Muscle Decline

A new study shows that increased levels in the brain of a molecule called Slc128a, which transports NMN into cells, reduces a type of muscle decline in older adults called sarcopenia. Likewise, they showed that reducing levels of Slc128a in the brain caused the muscles to become fatigued and weakened again. Doubling Slc128a Dramatically Improved […]

Heart Disease Related to Accumulation of DNA Damage and Oxidative Stress

As we age, the risk for clogged arteries, brittle blood vessels, and heart failure increase. A recent study looking at the DNA in numerous individual heart cells tells the story of why this occurs Buildup of Damaged DNA and Faltering Ability to Repair Damage In a ground-breaking study spanning 0 to 82 year olds, they […]

Why Dr. Sinclair takes NMN instead of NR

There has been little, if any, head to head research published comparing Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN) and Nicotinamide Riboside (NR). However, Dr. Sinclair recently said he takes NMN instead of NR based on research he did that found NR did not work at all, while NMN increased the endurance in older mice such that they were […]

NAD+ and the Hallmarks of Aging Series – Part 9: Altered Intercellular Communication

Intercellular communication: communication between cells All species of animals, including the human being, are multicellular organisms (an organism that consists of more than one cell). In order to work collectively and maintain the homeostasis across multiple tissues, our cells have developed multiple different ways to receive, process, and transmit information between each other, including endocrine, […]

Newly Found Benefits of Resveratrol in Health and Anti-aging

Resveratrol is a polyphenol derived from plants with antioxidant properties that have been shown to enhance the activation of the body’s own self-repair proteins, called sirtuins. When sirtuins are activated, the effect is delayed aging, which has been demonstrated in a wide spectrum of experimental models, including mammals.