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Interesting. But how do we know the NAD+ isn't simply metabolized to something else in the first 2 hours?

I get cramps and loose stools when I take Metformin. Wish I could take it but I can't.

I thought the main advantage of Niagen is that it can cross the cell membrane, and NAD+ can not because it is too big. Yet you're saying that when I take Niagen, it doesn't actually ever make it to the bloodstream?

So what is the advantage of taking Niagen vs NAD+??

New discoveries into the effects of fasting on metabolism and aging Fasting diets may be incredibly popular at the moment but it is only in the last few years that scientists have begun to understand what happens to the human body when it is wholly deprived of food. A compelling new study by a team ...

I just got some NMN and NAD plus from Alive by Nature. I think I took about half a gram of nmn and maybe 250 mg of NAD plus the first day and it really affected my sleep but I found that the next day I could do a lot of push ups whereas I had been really losing ground on my 100 push-ups a day routin...

Two interviews. 1. Rich Roll interviews Dr Sinclair. 2. Joe Rogan interviews Dr Sinclair. Both are two plus hours. Search youtube. Both are excellent. Donna & Marlena

Hi! I do resistance training, HIIT and Intermittent fasting. When is best to take NMN, NAD+ and NAD optimizers? Is it necessary to take all three? Is it more beneficial to take them at different times? Does it make a difference as to when you take them in relation to fasting, or before or after trai...

An analysis of over 200 clinical trials using 24 interventions conducted by John Hopkins Medicine suggests that almost all nutritional supplements or diets can’t be linked to longer life or protection from heart disease. As published in the Annals of Internal Medicine the analysis also found that mo...

Over the arc of your life, the cells in your body divide until they reach what is known as the Hayflick limit, or the number of times a normal human cell population will divide before cell division stops, which is typically about 50 divisions. What normally follows next is programmed cell death or d...

"Senescence is a tumor suppressor mechanism activated in stressed cells to prevent replication of damaged DNA. Senescent cells have been demonstrated to play a causal role in driving aging and age-related diseases using genetic and pharmacologic approaches. We previously demonstrated that the c...