David Sinclair· PhD
The use of bacterially produced enzymes to make NMN cheaply is the reason our lab finds endotoxin in some NMN batches.
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The use of bacterially produced enzymes to make NMN cheaply is the reason our lab finds endotoxin in some NMN batches.
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that giving nmn to aged mice causes kidney inflammation and potentially kidney pathology so there's you know I'm not saying n mn's dangerous but when you try to weigh the risk reward you know if it if it causes kidney pathology in aged mice at least at high doses could it do the same thing in dogs or people yeah it could