Andrew Huberman· PhD
He pointed me to some study out of Australia where I think it was maybe it might have been nicotenomide that basically prevented um some kind of it wasn't melanoma but it was another type of of skin cancer
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He pointed me to some study out of Australia where I think it was maybe it might have been nicotenomide that basically prevented um some kind of it wasn't melanoma but it was another type of of skin cancer
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Nicotinomide has been in the food supply for a long time, usually pretty low dose. It's in pro probably every multivitamin. Um, we know it's really safe. We know that it's cancer preventative, which is a very good thing about this class of molecules is that they were tested in Australia, you know, where there's a very high incidence of skin cancer, right? so high that you can do a prospective um preventative clinical trial to see whether nicotinomide supplementation lowers the risk of skin cancer and it does.
And it actually not only didn't increase cancer risk, it lowered >> lowers the risk risk of of melanoma. >> Yep. Yeah. >> Of uh I think it might have been non-melanoma skin cancer like the most common.