Longevity Articles

NAD+ boosting molecules called nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) and nicotinamide riboside (NR) have growing potential in supporting healthy aging and longevity — but which is better? Read more

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Declining NAD+ is implicated in age-related bone loss. Repleting NAD+ with one of its precursors, nicotinamide riboside (NR), restores youthful bones and attenuates bone loss in aging female mice. Read more

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Niacinamide is thought to support metabolic, cognitive, skin, and joint health, and can be added to the roster of effective NAD+ precursors, especially as a non-flushing alternative to niacin.  Read more

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From fighting back on sun-damaged skin to preserving fertility to facilitating physical performance, boosting NAD+ stores with NMN may be a valuable way to bolster your health while you're still young. Read more

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Boosting NAD+ levels through supplemental NMN supports healthier lungs and may slow down the process of lung aging by reducing senescent cell load. Read more

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Containing nicotinamide riboside, L-carnitine, N-acetyl cysteine, and betaine, this supplement proved effective in supporting liver health and preventing a progression of deteriorating liver function. Read more

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A deep dive into the leading questions about NMN supplements: Are there NMN side effects? What is the ideal NMN dosage? And, what’s the latest evidence on NMN supplement research? Read more

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NAD+ levels decline as we grow older, accelerating aging and disease. But, there are ways to combat this decline and support healthier aging, including one NAD+ precursor called NMN. Read more

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NMN, an NAD+ precursor, supports physical performance in both humans and animals, including skeletal muscle health, aerobic capacity, vascular health, endurance, and maintaining a healthy weight.  Read more

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NMN — a compound that gets directly converted to NAD— can support healthy energy metabolism, physical activity, and body weight, which are linked to a healthier aging process. Read more

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Researchers find that nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) supports gut bacteria diversity and a strong intestinal lining in mice, providing evidence that NMN may play a role in supporting gut health. Read more

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This study adds to the growing data supporting the positive impact of NMN on the immune system, as NMN aids healthy responses of immune cells called macrophages Read more

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