The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
The problem is the activation of the immune response by itself becomes problematic because these cells macrofasages for example a powerful tissue remodeler and so the immune system in this case is sort of Dr. ejaculate mystic hide it's helping but it's it's facing an uncsurmountable amount of damage and eventually its activation leads to NAD depletion that's one of the things that it does but many other things stem cell dysfunction and mitochondrial dysfunction
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If you're having more activated immune cells, is there any way to test if, like, the NAD, like there's a triage where NAD is kind of being sucked away to these activated immune cells and, like, then your mitochondria are now suffering and you get, like, mitochondrial decay because you're sort of shunting all this NAD to, like, take care of, you know, what your body thinks is potentially an infection that could kill you, right?