NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) is an inherent substance in the human body, and NAD+, a substance that works on the human body, decreases with age, leading to decreased mitochondrial function, triggering aging and various functional diseases. NMN is the precursor of NAD+, which can quickly generate NAD+ in the body, and NMN is the best way to increase NAD+. NAD+ can repair mitochondria, repair DNA, activate human longevity genes, and catalyze the production of 95% of life energy.
In addition to increasing NAD+ substances, NMN can also effectively turn on and repair 7 longevity protein genes as follows:
SIRT1: repairs DNA and arteries;
SIRT2: reduces fat and oxidative stress;
SlRT3: prolong life;
SIRT4: inhibit tumor, help autophagy;
SIRT5: reduces liver fat and oxidative stress;
SlRT6: adjust blood sugar, reduce insulin resistance;
SlRT7: protect the heart.
The 7 longevity protein genes correspond to various organs of the human body, so repairing the 7 longevity protein genes can restore the body to health or reduce sub-health.
Dr. David Sinclair, a professor of Harvard Medicine, proposed that NMN and resveratrol have anti-aging effects, but resveratrol can only repair one longevity protein gene, while NMN can repair seven longevity genes. This scientific point of view has also been obtained. Six or seven scientists who won the Nobel Prize were unanimously recognized.
What are the advantages of iHealth NMN compared with other NMN products?
1. Raw materials: The vegan raw materials reach the laboratory level, are non-toxic and have no side effects, and the purity is as high as 99.8%.
2. In terms of safety: the only NMN product that has entered the American Physician’s Drug Guide (PDR) and the price is affordable, which is equivalent to the meaning of domestic prescription drugs.
3. In terms of production standards: cGMP certification, subject to dynamic quality supervision at any time, only 5% of health care companies have it.
The above three advantages make iHealth will become the industry benchmark and industry standard in the future.
🔥The human body is composed of 60 trillion cells, and each cell is a miniature chemical factory. Cell activities require the participation of many, many enzymes, the most important of which is NAD+, also known as coenzyme 1, and coenzyme 1 will increase with age. Exponential decline, halved in 20 years, when this coenzyme is gone, the cells will die within 30 seconds. At present, scientists believe that human aging and diseases have a very important relationship with the reduction of coenzyme 1.
Efficacy of coenzyme 1: redox of cells; DNA repair, chromosome stability, gene reconstruction; mitochondrial energy release.
Scientists have searched for nearly a century, but have not found a way to directly supplement coenzyme 1 orally, because it cannot be absorbed at all. Until 2014, Dr. David St. Clair finally discovered that directly supplementing the precursor of coenzyme 1, NMN, can increase the production of coenzyme 1 in the body. Content, from the nuclear level to repair DNA and chromosomes, from the mitochondrial level to better hydrolyze ATP to release energy, and to activate 7 longevity genes in the human body, so the researcher personally endorses it, and the top rich people are also using it. A true anti-aging rejuvenation anti-aging products.
In 2013, Professor David Sinclair first discovered the anti-aging effect of NMN, and now NMN has almost become the “superstar” of anti-aging. As a tenured professor at Harvard Medical School and director of the Paul F. Glenn Center for Biology of Aging, Professor Sinclair is also an enthusiastic practitioner. NMN, resveratrol, metformin, and even rapamycin were tried one by one. After a lot of “tossing”, in an interview last year, Professor Sinclair said that at the age of 51, his biological age is 31.4 years old.
Professor Sinclair shared his experience in his new book “LifeSpan: why we age and why we don’t have to” in September last year. The new book ranked 11th on the “New York Times” bestseller list within only one week of its release. This year, Professor Sinclair’s new book has a Chinese translation.
