Sublingual

NMNs (Fast Dissolve Sublingual Tabs) 125 mg

Name: NMNs (Fast Dissolve Sublingual Tabs) 125 mg
Brand: Renue Store
SKU: 850055685154
Price: 68.95 USD
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Convenient NAD+ boosting sublingual tablets

$68.95 USD

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These tablets can be chewed or dissolved under the tongue. A percentage of the NMN is absorbed directly to the bloodstream and is available to cells throughout the body, rather than being degraded in the stomach as capsules are.

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NAD+ Is Essential to Life ...but declines with age

NAD+ precursors and defenders can protect youthful NAD+ levels to maintain healthy energy, strength, and cognition.

Which NAD+ Precursor Is Best?

NAD+

This central coenzyme is directly involved in redox reactions and serves as a substrate for energy production enzyme activity, including sirtuins and poly(ADP-ribose) polymerases (PARPs), which regulate cellular metabolism, DNA repair, and epigenetic modifications.

NMN

This NAD+ precursor, which is directly converted to NAD+ through the NMNAT enzyme in the Salvage Pathway, has been shown to effectively increase intracellular NAD+ levels in numerous clinical trials, thereby enhancing mitochondrial function, energy production, and the activity of NAD+-dependent enzymes.

NR

This NAD+ precursor, which is converted to NAD+ through the Preiss-Handler Pathway, has also demonstrated the ability to increase NAD+ levels in cells. It supports cellular repair mechanisms, particularly those involved in DNA damage response and oxidative stress mitigation. By buttressing NAD+ levels, NR promotes the activation of sirtuins and PARPs, which protect genomic stability and regulating cellular metabolism.

Trigonelline

Trigonelline promotes cellular NAD+ production differently than NMN or NR. This methylated form of niacin offers several advantages: exceptional stability in the bloodstream, slow release into target tissues, non-flushing, protection against stomach digestion, and direct NAD+ increase in muscle tissues.