NMN ⇒ Second paper on NMNH

[AlbertY]

The reduced form of NMN (aka NMNH) is an NAD+ precursor that potentially outperforms the NMN.

Recently the second paper on this topic was published https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jproteome.0c01037

It doesn't add much more information compared to the first paper (which is discussed in this article https://alivebyscience.com/reduced-nico ... recursors/)

However, what is nice about this paper is that it did a toxicity assay, and shows that NMNH is not liver toxic at high dosage in mice.

[jocko6889]

The reduced form of NMN (aka NMNH) is an NAD+ precursor that potentially outperforms the NMN.

Recently the second paper on this topic was published https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jproteome.0c01037

It doesn't add much more information compared to the first paper (which is discussed in this article https://alivebyscience.com/reduced-nico ... recursors/)

However, what is nice about this paper is that it did a toxicity assay, and shows that NMNH is not liver toxic at high dosage in mice.



 

Nice find, Albert and good to know!
 

[drkris69]

Yes thanks again for the find!

[ChrisBON]

Good reads. I think as we move forward, the biggest argument may be how safe something is.

As far as I know, NMN is extremely safe to take. I just wouldn't take it if I was pregnant or fighting diagnosed cancer.

I use the diagnosed qualifier since i consider all of my activities to be part of an anti-cancer regimen.

 

[jessicaP]

Anything new on this?

Take my money!!!!

lol

[jocko6889]

Anything new on this?

Take my money!!!!

lol

 

Production is going better than planned.  May be out in a couple months?  It will be a game changer.
 

[drkris69]

Oh boy I cant wait!
 

  

[NewLifeScience]

Anything new on this?

Take my money!!!!

lol


 

Production is going better than planned.  May be out in a couple months?  It will be a game changer.
 

 

This is awesome.

Just realising that as long as we balance with TMG, we can test what our max could/should be. Much to gain here.