Rhonda Patrick· PhD
So I think if we randomize people that all had fatty liver disease and then also we did some exercise plus minus NR could be positive in
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So I think if we randomize people that all had fatty liver disease and then also we did some exercise plus minus NR could be positive in
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And so we found that um it was about an N of 20 I think in placebo and NR and there was quite a big effect on hypatic fat. >> Okay. like a difference of um something like 21% down to 11% fat fat in the liver like 10 absolute percent points.