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.
there's a little bit in the Catena my dri beside that makes it into the muscle intact that pulled up the graph to try to see the amount and they have to blow up that part of the bar graph to show you what that tiny trace looks like it's basically practically meaningless
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for example it can't cross the brain at all it's fairly decent at getting into muscle if it's there there's not a lot there but what is there can get into the muscle
there is a little bit that gets turned into nad but the nice thing about his study was he was the way that he designed the tracers was they could see yeah you want to be able to separate the nicotinamide from the nicotinamide ride beside right well they could see even in at the level of detail as did like what was the history of this molecule before it became nad so they could differentiate inside the muscle so they could differentiate the pool of nad that the muscle made from nicotinamide rai beside they could from the pool that it made from nicotinamide even from the pool that it went through the cycle and then back right so they had extremely fine detail
Other people have published recently that nicotinamide riboside, this is a precursor for NAD, if that is given to mice, they also gain muscle mass or they maintain their muscle mass, and this nicotinamide riboside is converted to energy, and increased amount of energy is always better for any cell because that is the precursor to the energy currency of the cell, that's ATP.
So nicotenomide ribocide is not toxic. >> It's an NAD booster. So it's a direct precursor of NAD.