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Good question. I think it’s because of who endorses which. The discoverer of resveratrol benefits and leading face of anti-aging , whether wanting to be or not, push’s NMN. Maybe because of proprietary reasons? NR is being fought for in court and NMN isn’t? The ultimate goal is NMN which increases ...

I remember years ago hearing about more than one study looking into the 'reasons' that some people live longer than others (in the late 90s) and the studies were pointing to a hereditary cause. There was on at least 2 occasions (2 different studies) where there was a third group. It was people for o...

What is the significance of Slc12a8

I am just curious as to why it is significant that this protein is an NMN transporter.

So, while this may not relate directly to the processes of NMN, NAD+ and even Resvertatrol, it does relate to longevity. Some people have longer telomeres (somewhat like tails) at the end of their DNA than others and it has long been thought, that the benefit to this feature is a longer life, since ...

So this study is limited in 2 ways - the very small sample size and the relatively short 3 week interval of the test. Still the NR doubled the presence of NAD+ and appeared to have an anti-inflammatory effect. I suppose before we'd stop using NR entirely we'd want to see if there are functions or sy...

This is the first time I've heard of Sildenafil. Can you provide info for me to learn more? I think the study quoted above is noting the similar behavior of many medications and compounds, including the Viagara-type pill Sildenafil, which is a vaso-dilator, statins (like simvastatin) and even blood...