Combining Micronutrients with NAD+ Precursors to Maximize Their Effects

Mixing nutraceutical molecules with nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) precursors may synergistically boost and maintain NAD+ levels while bolstering their longevity-promoting benefits.

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Combining nutraceuticals with NAD+ precursors may be a potent way to boost and maintain NAD+ levels while promoting other anti-aging benefits.

Reviews

Model: C57BL/6 mice (18-20 months old)
Dosage: 468.1 mg/kg per day (equivalent of 2 g per day for a 60 kg adult) for six weeks

Recent Study Shows Turmeric-Derived Curcumin Reduces Weight Gain

Researchers show that dietary curcumin prevents inflammatory gene activity, improves metabolism, and suppresses weight gain in aged mice.

Curcumin suppresses inflammation to improve metabolism and prevent weight gain in aged mice. Discover the findings of a recent study highlighting the anti-inflammatory properties of curcumin, a compound derived from turmeric, in preventing weight gain. Explore the potential of curcumin as a natural remedy to suppress inflammation and support weight management. Read more on NAD.

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Metabolism

Senolytics: Clearing Troublesome Senescent Cells for Revitalized Aging

Senolytics selectively eliminate senescent cells — non-proliferative cells that release inflammatory molecules to surrounding tissue triggering otherwise healthy cells to enter senescence.

Senolytics, including dasatinib and quercetin along with fisetin, selectively eliminate aged, non-proliferative cells (senescent cells) to revitalize organ health and alleviate age-associated diseases.

Aging &amp; Longevity

45-year-old Bryan Johnson, the walking longevity experiment (n = 1), takes over 100 pills a day, adheres to a primarily vegan diet, and more to reverse his biological age. 


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Others

Model: 72 male SPF Kunming mice
Dosage: Curcumin 58 mg/kg daily (roughly 250 mg/day for humans)

Study Shows Curcumin Boosts Physical Performance 

Curcumin, a component of turmeric, can decrease exercise fatigue in mice – with similar effects to caffeine – through its effects on a major metabolic pathway.

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Enhancing Longevity-Promoting Cocktails: Combining Micronutrients with NAD+ Precursors to Maximize Their Effects

Recent Study Shows Turmeric-Derived Curcumin Suppresses Inflammation and Reduces Weight Gain

Senolytics: Clearing Troublesome Senescent Cells for Body Revitalization

Tech Guru Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint: How to Age Slower than the Average 10-Year-Old

Study Shows Curcumin Boosts Physical Performance