Nicotinamide mononucleotide. This study was recently published in the journal cell metabolism. Researchers hope that this finding can provide a new method for the treatment of some aging related diseases.

        American scientists found that natural compound nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) can resist aging
        Much of human health is related to the way the body generates and uses energy. As the cell ages, the productivity capacity gradually weakens. Scientists have long suspected that the weakening stability of the body's energy supply chain is the key to driving the aging process.
        . Previous studies have shown that nad levels in various tissues of aging mice are decreased. However, studies have shown that direct administration of NAD to mice does not effectively alleviate aging. Therefore, researchers found NMN, a compound upstream of the nad supply chain.
       Nicotinamide mononucleotideIt naturally exists in a variety of foods, including broccoli, cabbage, etc. New research shows that the absorption of NMN is very rapid. NMN can be detected in blood within 3 minutes after mice ingest drinking water that dissolves NMN. .
        To determineNicotinamide mononucleotide. The researchers gave one group of mice a high dose of NMN drinking water, the other group received a lower dose of NMN drinking water, and the third group drank ordinary water as a control. The results showed that NMN supplementation had many beneficial effects on the body, including skeletal muscle, liver function, bone mineral density, etc. But these benefits were only evident in older mice. There was no significant effect on young mice, which may be because young mice themselves were able to produce sufficient amounts of NMN. Researchers believe that the increased inflammation accompanied by aging may weaken the ability of the body to produce NMN, and then cause the reduction of NAD.