[ConservativeMind]

A special NAD+ precursor not yet available “right sizes” for what our cells need to repair Alzheimer’s damage in their models, and that is what was tested. However, I have a different approach to not get too much, as I previously posted that NAD+ precursors could encourage some cancers (not all), in higher doses.

Several precursors to NAD+ exist. One I take is a powder form of nicotinamide riboside that lets me use a small 1/8 teaspoon to get under 50 mg of nicotinamide riboside. That is a fraction of normal doses in capsules.

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[marktwain]

Computer models are not reality.

Nice if the computer model results in something which works or helps.

A large distance between a computer model and a cure.

[logi_cal869]

Bluntly:

This is stupid.

[jmacusa]

Alzheimers is just one form of dementia. Will this lead to a cure for other forms of this condition?

[AnotherUnixGeek]

This will be known as the era of mouse and rat medicine. We’ve done an amazing amount for rodents in the last 70 years.

[thesearethetimes...]

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[KittyKares]

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[Dave Wright]

Why Diterpenes Are Not NAD+ Precursors

Diterpenes have entirely different structures and metabolic fates. Their metabolism involves Phase I reactions (primarily hydroxylation and oxidation) and Phase II conjugation reactions with glucuronic acid, cysteine, or methylation—processes completely unrelated to the nicotinamide-based biosynthetic pathways that generate NAD+. There is no biochemical mechanism by which diterpenes could serve as substrates for NAD+ synthesis.
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If you’ve encountered information suggesting diterpenes support NAD+ metabolism, it may be confusing their general antioxidant and mitochondrial support effects with direct NAD+ precursor activity—a critical distinction in cellular biochemistry.

[aquila48]

I started taking a NAD supplement about a month ago. Not because I have Alzheimer, I don’t, but because it’s suppose to fix the body’s repair system, which help fix or prevent the overall body damage that comes with age.

I read about it from a book by Tony Robbins - “Life Force”. Quite an interesting book about cutting edge medicine. NAD is one of the many topics he covers.

Since I’m getting old with a few old age ailments here and there, I figure I’d give it a try and if anything happens.

Has anybody else here tried a NAD supplement?

[aquila48]

“One I take is a powder form of nicotinamide riboside that lets me use a small 1/8 teaspoon to get under 50 mg of nicotinamide riboside. That is a fraction of normal doses in capsules.”

If you don’t mind, what’s the brand name and where do you get it?

Also have you been taking it for a while? If so have you noticed any changes to your body, how you feel?

[trebb]

Could be dangerous to post such crap - man will start loading up their systems, “just in case” and suffer side effects that are yet unknown.

[Big Red Clay]

BKMK

[Keen-Minded]

Thanks for posting the article on Alzheimer disease reversal in animals. I always appreciate knowing the latest information on memory loss, dementia and Alzheimer.

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