Longevity Articles

Anti-aging supplements NMN, trans-resveratrol, TMG, berberine, and pterostilbene work well individually, but when stacked together, they combat oxidative stress and increase metabolic function synergistically to enhance your healthspan. Read more

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As we age, we gradually become increasingly less energetic simply because our bodies produce less energy. NMN may be a way to cheat Father Time. Read more

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DNA damage accelerates aging and chronic disease development. In mice, supplemental NMN boosted NAD+ levels, allowing for the DNA repair protein PARP1 to be fully functioning and reduce this damage, which may improve health and... Read more

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Sirtuins are proteins that increase longevity and improve age-related diseases, including neurodegenerative and cardiovascular diseases. Sirtuin activity decreases with age. They can be activated by NMN, caloric restriction, resveratrol, curcumin, and exercise. Read more

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What are nootropics? You’ve likely incorporated these “smart drugs” into your daily routine without even realizing it in an attempt to perform excessive mental tasks. Nootropics are substances (drugs, supplements, and more) that boost cognitive... Read more

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The benefits of pterostilbene suggest it may be one of the most potent anti-aging nutrients on the planet. It occurs naturally in berries, especially blueberries. In the field of anti-aging, it has scientists and the... Read more

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As we age, so does our mitochondria, which play a vital role in creating the energy that we need to live. Scientists, however, have discovered that mitochondria can be rejuvenated by increasing a very critical... Read more

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Our cells use NAD+ to make sirtuin proteins work to regulate biological pathways and protect cells from age-related decline.  Read more

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What if I told you that there was a supplement you could take to reverse symptoms of chronic disease, combat signs of aging, and increase your vitality well into your "golden years"? Read more

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It’s about time that everyone who suffers from an autoimmune condition got some good news. The good news comes from researchers associated with Brigham and Women’s Hospital at Harvard Medical School. Read more

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Because the NAD+ molecule cannot readily cross cell membranes to enter cells,  precursor molecules to NAD+ - such as NMN - must be used to increase bioavailable levels of NAD+. Read more

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NMN is a derivative of the B-vitamin niacin and it dramatically improves health and longevity by serving as a precursor to NAD+. Read more

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