NMN ⇒ Where does the energy come from?

[rhett]

Was wondering if the boost of energy from
Nmn comes from the same mechanism that makes nmn good for counteracting aging, or if it is just a “side effect”.

Basically, does the energy literally come from its role as fuel for mitochondria, or is it just a coincidental and unrelated effect of nmn in the body? (The way many substances can either make you tired or energized)

[Taytaytay195]

I was wondering also. I almost feel like that feeling you get when you hit a homerun when your a kid, but just less noticeable and, more or less, all the time.

[Newage]

I was wondering also. I almost feel like that feeling you get when you hit a homerun when your a kid, but just less noticeable and, more or less, all the time.

It would be nice to have all the answers to the myriad of questions out there concerning NMN and NAD+ but sometimes it’s just about enjoying those great feelings of :
“ like consistently hitting that home run when you are a kid “

[ChrisBON]

after Decades of living as an older adult the difference would be clear
some of your parts are getting younger and you feel it

[Drdavid]

Was wondering if the boost of energy from
Nmn comes from the same mechanism that makes nmn good for counteracting aging, or if it is just a “side effect”.

Basically, does the energy literally come from its role as fuel for mitochondria, or is it just a coincidental and unrelated effect of nmn in the body? (The way many substances can either make you tired or energized)

This article may shed some light on your question.

Scientists identify new fuel-delivery route for cells
Findings shed light on chronic diseases, aging

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases ... 010419.php

[drkris69]

Great article Dr David! So that protein was found to speed up NMN into the cells. Another study showing how important NMN really is for us humans!

[Newage]

Great article Dr David! So that protein was found to speed up NMN into the cells. Another study showing how important NMN really is for us humans!

Thanks Drdavid.
A very interesting article and also may explain why it seems that some individuals may take up NMN more efficiently by way of the transporter protein being more available and possibly more efficient in its actions..

[AUKC]

Magic potions, science, I don't even know what is real anymore.

Where do you feel the "energy" first? I get it in the top of my chest first, then lower back.

[rhett]

I guess where I’m going with this:

It seems nmn increases testosterone. We know testosterone increases athletic performance, gives you energy, and generally makes you feel amazing.

So I wonder if the “feeling” people report is connected to that or something like that. And while nad is important, maybe it’s not the nad itself that we feel as increased energy.

Totally making things up here.

[NewLifeScience]

I guess where I’m going with this:

It seems nmn increases testosterone. We know testosterone increases athletic performance, gives you energy, and generally makes you feel amazing.

So I wonder if the “feeling” people report is connected to that or something like that. And while nad is important, maybe it’s not the nad itself that we feel as increased energy.

Totally making things up here.

I think it's the rejuvenated cells that are more efficient and so provides more energy
also think you'll feel more energy while performing work as opposed to sitting idle