Washington University Study Shows NMN Replenishes NAD+ in the Aging Brain
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2023 3:29 pm
In a recent study, scientists at Washington University developed a new method to accurately quantify NAD+ levels in the brain, showing that NMN restored NAD+ levels in three of four hypothalamic regions in brains of aging mice. They also showed that injecting the enzyme NAMPT raised NAD+ levels in four subregions of the hypothalamus by nearly 50%.
"The current findings demonstrate that NMN and eNAMPT successfully restore NAD+ levels in the aged hypothalamus, highlighting that these treatments could improve aspects of brain aging, like poorer sleep quality, decreased physical function, and impaired cognition."
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"The current findings demonstrate that NMN and eNAMPT successfully restore NAD+ levels in the aged hypothalamus, highlighting that these treatments could improve aspects of brain aging, like poorer sleep quality, decreased physical function, and impaired cognition."
Read the full article at the link below:
https://www.nmn.com/news/washington-uni ... ging-brain