Longevity Articles

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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Aging isn’t what it used to be. Today, we’re better educated on how to maintain our health and vitality. We’re taking responsibility to improve our diets and lifestyles so that we can enjoy a good... Read more

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From probiotics to plant-based polyphenols, here’s our list of the top six supplements to consider taking to support overall health at any age. Read more

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If we can hack the world’s most sophisticated computer systems, why not “hack” our bodies? So, what does biohacking mean? Perhaps, more importantly, how can you start biohacking your body? 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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Combining NMN with exercise increases markers of aerobic function in healthy adults, setting the stage for using this NAD+ booster to support physical performance at any age. Read more

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In the next year, Special Operations Command expects to move into clinical trials with a pill that may inhibit or reduce some degenerative effects of aging and injury to support optimal human performance. Read more

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This research supports the use of NAD+ boosters — like NMN — to help patients retain their hearing and balance that is often lost with cancer treatment. Read more

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Repleting lost NAD+ in the skin after UV exposure with the NAD+ precursors NMN and NR may present as an option for treating or preventing both the internal and external signs of skin aging. Read more

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