It’s about time that everyone who suffers from an autoimmune condition got some good news. The good news comes from researchers associated with Brigham and Women’s Hospital at Harvard Medical School.
Control How You Age
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.
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+.
Our cells use NAD+ to make sirtuin proteins work to regulate biological pathways and protect cells from age-related decline.
By age 50, people have about half as much NAD+ in their bodies as they did at age 20. Scientists have linked low levels of NAD+ with several chronic diseases.
