David Sinclair· PhD
Long-term NMN Treatment Increases Lifespan & Healthspan in Mice in a Sex-Dependent Manner
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Long-term NMN Treatment Increases Lifespan & Healthspan in Mice in a Sex-Dependent Manner
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Yesterday she gave a seminar to @HMSGenetics about her results in mice on the physiological & longevity benefits of NMN.
Right, but remember we fed NMN to mice, but normal mice, not predisposed, and if anything they lived longer and healthier.
But what he showed was that over a year of treatment, pretty much all the parameters of health in these mice were improved. And if those mice didn't live longer, I'd be surprised.