Research Calls for Controlled Dosing of NAD-boosters

Research Calls for Controlled Dosing of NAD-boosters

A study involving a healthy population of 1162 individuals revealed that persistent high niacin intake, whether through fortified foods or supplements, raises the risk of cardiovascular disease by elevating the metabolite 4PY. The study further suggests that similar...
High NAD amounts slow growth of proliferative cancer cells

High NAD amounts slow growth of proliferative cancer cells

In a recent study, researchers found that high NAD(H)+ amounts slow down the growth of highly proliferative cancer cells by slowing down their DNA replication. The authors suggest that high NAD(H)+ in combination with cancer drug 5-fluorouridine could selectively kill...
Paving the Way in Parkinson’s Research

Paving the Way in Parkinson’s Research

Full NADMED REDOX profiling was used in a Norwegian study to contribute to Parkinson’s research. Previous study conducted at the Haukeland University highlighted the clinical benefits of NR therapy for Parkinson’s patients. In this recently published paper,...
NADMED helps to explain brown adipose tissue metabolism

NADMED helps to explain brown adipose tissue metabolism

Exposure to cold is known to cause changes in NAD+ precursors which are associated with brown adipose tissue (BAT) activation. A recent study reveals the mechanism behind the phenomenon. Researchers conclude that NAD+ metabolism is activated upon cold in humans...