David Sinclair· PhD
and then the sirtuin sense NAD, which is a molecule that goes up with exercise and hunger.
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and then the sirtuin sense NAD, which is a molecule that goes up with exercise and hunger.
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So I think there's this is something that was proposed by Lenny Garante back in the days and showed for example even during fasting your NAD levels will increase and this will activate suin.
it is the fact that the sirtuins are regulated by something called NAD, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide plus. But that is something that actually, those levels rise during a fasted state.
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