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Sinclair says unpublished clinical trial data show NMN taken for about two weeks doubles blood NAD levels on average.
“But if you take it for about two weeks, you'll double, on average, double your NAD levels in the blood.”
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Nicotinamide mononucleotide
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Sinclair says a Cell paper from his lab showed NMN let old mice run 50 percent further, while nicotinamide riboside at the same dose had no effect.
“NMN, we've shown in a cell paper a few years ago, makes mice run further. Old mice can run 50% further because they have better blood flow, better energy.”
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Sinclair says old female mice, infertile since about twelve months, regained fertility about six weeks after receiving NMN.
“Gave them NMN, and I think it was only six weeks later, they had offspring, they became fertile again”
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Andrew Huberman says the FDA decided NMN could no longer be sold as a supplement because a clinical trial had been started on it.
“the FDA decided that it should not be sold over the counter, um, anymore because there was a clinical trial initiated on NMN”
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Sinclair says a gram of NMN swallowed by a human typically doubles NAD levels in the body.
“When you give a human N M N by swallowing it, a gram of it, you can typ. You typically double the amount of N A D in your body.”
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