NMN is a promising anti-aging molecule that can reverse age-related diseases. The molecule can promote healthy aging by increasing the levels of nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) in cells throughout the body. This may increase energy, improve cognitive health, and increase insulin sensitivity. NMN may also improve cardiovascular health, improve blood flow, and alleviate metabolic disorders.

While studies have shown a few benefits of NMN, proper clinical investigations are still necessary to confirm the safety of NMN supplementation. Until then, NMN supplementation is recommended for those who wish to prevent or treat age-related diseases.

NR is a naturally occurring NAD+ precursor. It has been studied in both mice and humans. It has a relatively high bioavailability, allowing direct access to cells. It has been shown to raise NAD levels and has a favorable safety profile.

NMN is a different molecule than NR. NMN supplements are thought to be absorbed more easily than NR. NMN has been studied in animals for its potential as an anti-aging health product.

NMN has not been patented. It is considered to be an unpatented substance because there are not enough dollars to be made from it. It has been studied in cell cultures, and a small number of human clinical trials have been conducted.

NMN is a more direct precursor to NAD+, and has the potential to reverse aging. NMN has been shown to be effective in slowing menopause, increasing cellular energy, and promoting cell division. The molecule has also been shown to suppress age-related inflammation of adipose tissue. It can be taken as a sublingual dietary supplement.