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skroley65 wrote: ↑Sat Aug 20, 2022 7:26 am Since we are addressing health benefits at a cellular level, have any studies shown benefits for those trying to have children, who have had trouble in the past?

I've heard that sperm count can be bettered by detoxifying what men eat and put in their skin or hair via different methods.  Even increasing supplementation of zinc, d-aspartic acid and other herbal supplements where your diet lacks.  However, none of these seems to have been certifiably proven to work.  Does taking any of Renue By Science supplements show better reproductive health benefits via testing?

 

Boxcost wrote: ↑Sun Aug 21, 2022 8:22 pm My wife at AGE 50 had menopause reverse with menstration returning to more normal but she backed off NMN as she wants to get it "over and done with!" Another friend at 43 has had her menopause reverse, is now back to normal menstration, and is continuing with NMN.

A friend on NMN age 40 who started NMN before her last fertility treatment had her egg quality improve, still no success, but trying again soon.

In my view clear evidence of improvements to reproductive processes with NAD+ boosting. Validated by some recent looking under the microscope in Australia on the impact of aging and egg quality with decline of NAD+, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QPijScboEw
 

 

AJayeJ wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22, 2022 7:02 am

Boxcost wrote: ↑Sun Aug 21, 2022 8:22 pm My wife at AGE 50 had menopause reverse with menstration returning to more normal but she backed off NMN as she wants to get it "over and done with!" Another friend at 43 has had her menopause reverse, is now back to normal menstration, and is continuing with NMN.

A friend on NMN age 40 who started NMN before her last fertility treatment had her egg quality improve, still no success, but trying again soon.

In my view clear evidence of improvements to reproductive processes with NAD+ boosting. Validated by some recent looking under the microscope in Australia on the impact of aging and egg quality with decline of NAD+, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QPijScboEw
 


 

Those are such impressive outcomes, Boxcost. Thank You for sharing. Were your wife and the other two women solely taking NMN, or ingesting other supplements as well? Do you know the amount of NMN that they were ingesting daily? How long had they been taking NMN before these changes were observed? The video that you shared was fascinating -Thank You!

 

 

Boxcost wrote: ↑Tue Aug 23, 2022 3:30 am

AJayeJ wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22, 2022 7:02 am

Boxcost wrote: ↑Sun Aug 21, 2022 8:22 pm My wife at AGE 50 had menopause reverse with menstration returning to more normal but she backed off NMN as she wants to get it "over and done with!" Another friend at 43 has had her menopause reverse, is now back to normal menstration, and is continuing with NMN.

A friend on NMN age 40 who started NMN before her last fertility treatment had her egg quality improve, still no success, but trying again soon.

In my view clear evidence of improvements to reproductive processes with NAD+ boosting. Validated by some recent looking under the microscope in Australia on the impact of aging and egg quality with decline of NAD+, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QPijScboEw
 



 

Those are such impressive outcomes, Boxcost. Thank You for sharing. Were your wife and the other two women solely taking NMN, or ingesting other supplements as well? Do you know the amount of NMN that they were ingesting daily? How long had they been taking NMN before these changes were observed? The video that you shared was fascinating -Thank You!

 


 

A few months on NMN started to show these results, at the time about .375-500mg per day with a day or 2 off. Currently most are on 2 x NAD+ Complete (so 600mg) with my friend looking to get pregnant considering boosting it up to 3 x NAD+ Complete. Only one (43 YO) is taking Resveratrol (500mg per day), no other longevity supplements noted so it seemed that NMN / NAD+ boosting was the trigger.

I have also picked up a few interesting insights from Dr Rhonda Patrick[https://www.foundmyfitness.com/] on fertility and pregnancy, check her out.  As an example she recommends no caffeine at all when trying to get pregnant as it can immediately cause a miss-carriage if consumed by a woman when initially falling pregnant.




 

 

Boxcost wrote: ↑Tue Aug 23, 2022 3:30 am

AJayeJ wrote: ↑Mon Aug 22, 2022 7:02 am

Boxcost wrote: ↑Sun Aug 21, 2022 8:22 pm My wife at AGE 50 had menopause reverse with menstration returning to more normal but she backed off NMN as she wants to get it "over and done with!" Another friend at 43 has had her menopause reverse, is now back to normal menstration, and is continuing with NMN.

A friend on NMN age 40 who started NMN before her last fertility treatment had her egg quality improve, still no success, but trying again soon.

In my view clear evidence of improvements to reproductive processes with NAD+ boosting. Validated by some recent looking under the microscope in Australia on the impact of aging and egg quality with decline of NAD+, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QPijScboEw
 



 

Those are such impressive outcomes, Boxcost. Thank You for sharing. Were your wife and the other two women solely taking NMN, or ingesting other supplements as well? Do you know the amount of NMN that they were ingesting daily? How long had they been taking NMN before these changes were observed? The video that you shared was fascinating -Thank You!

 


 

A few months on NMN started to show these results, at the time about .375-500mg per day with a day or 2 off. Currently most are on 2 x NAD+ Complete (so 600mg) with my friend looking to get pregnant considering boosting it up to 3 x NAD+ Complete. Only one (43 YO) is taking Resveratrol (500mg per day), no other longevity supplements noted so it seemed that NMN / NAD+ boosting was the trigger.

I have also picked up a few interesting insights from Dr Rhonda Patrick[https://www.foundmyfitness.com/] on fertility and pregnancy, check her out.  As an example she recommends no caffeine at all when trying to get pregnant as it can cause a miss-carriage if consumed by a woman around when initially falling pregnant.