New Study Shows How Boosting NAD+ Could Protect Against Parkinson’s

Recent research from Zhejiang University School of Medicine in Hangzhou, China, demonstrates that administering NAD+ precursors to mice can safeguard the brain against neurodegeneration

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Brain &amp; Neurons

NAD+ Precursors, Aging, and Longevity: Dr. Peter Attia’s Thoughts

Dr. Peter Attia shares his thoughts on NAD+ precursors, their potential impact on aging and longevity, and the importance of further research in this field.

Aging &amp; Longevity

Model: Mice
Dosage: low-dose nicotine administration in drinking water (2 μg/mL)

Study Shows Low-Dose Nicotine Can Protect the Brain from Aging

By bringing NAD+ levels back into balance, nicotine increased the number of brain cells generated and fought off cognitive decline in aging mice.

Low-dose nicotine in aging mice improves NAD+ synthesis, enhances brain cell formation, and ameliorates cognitive deficits, suggesting neuroprotective effects.

NAD⁺ Drip therapy is a method for receiving the potential therapeutic benefits of NAD⁺, but there is little to no clinical evidence demonstrating its effects on aging. 

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New Study Shows How Boosting NAD+ Could Protect Against Parkinson’s

NAD+ Precursors, Aging, and Longevity: Dr. Peter Attia’s Thoughts

Study Shows Low-Dose Nicotine Can Protect the Brain from Aging

NAD⁺ Drip Therapy | Does it Work?