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Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) clears aged, non-proliferating lung cells from cigarette smoke. Source: NMN.com By Brett J. Weiss Highlights NMN treatment restores damaged cell cleanup processes to prevent aged, non-proliferating cell buildup following cigarette smoke exposure. Alleviating the buildup of these cells...
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Together with exercise training, NMN supplementation increases the endurance performance of middle-aged athletes by improving aerobic capacity. Source: NMN.com By Brett J. Weiss Highlights In middle-aged runners, supplementing 600 to 1200 mg/day of NMN for six weeks improves muscle oxygen absorption...
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In recent years, cell senescence has fallen into the biomedical limelight, with these ‘zombie cells’ serving up a rich source of opportunities for innovative therapeutic development in aging and age-related diseases. Source: NMN.com By Jonathan D. Grinstein, Ph.D. Life expectancy has...
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This combination may promote healthy skin aging despite harmful UV radiation Source: NMN.com By Brett J. Weiss Highlights NMN and the gut bacterium L. fermentum eliminate harmful molecules called free radicals. The combination of NMN and an intestinal bacterium synergistically protects...
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In potential breakthrough research, experts are measuring cell and tissue decline to better understand how we age and to make better aging therapeutics. Source: NMN.com By Brett J. Weiss How do we define aging? Historically, we’ve counted the number of times...
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