A new study published in Nature Metabolism has brought to light a new cellular membrane transporter specific to NMN. Encoded by the Slc12a8 gene, it allows NMN to become available inside the cells for direct NAD+ production.
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Supplementation with NMN has preventive and therapeutic effects against age-associated functional decline and common ailments of aging.
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NAD+ is crucial in fueling the seven different genes in our body that govern aging. These genes are called sirutins and NAD+ is the sirtuin activator.
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Three studies published in 2018 show how NMN was tested to improve NAD+ and sirtuins, potentially resulting in the repair of damaged blood vessels
Because the NAD+ molecule cannot readily cross cell membranes to enter cells, precursor molecules to NAD+ - such as NMN - must be used to increase bioavailable levels of NAD+.
NMN is a derivative of the B-vitamin niacin and it dramatically improves health and longevity by serving as a precursor to NAD+.
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