Researchers find that nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) supports gut bacteria diversity and a strong intestinal lining in mice, providing evidence that NMN may play a role in supporting gut health.

This study adds to the growing data supporting the positive impact of NMN on the immune system, as NMN aids healthy responses of immune cells called macrophages

Excess sugar changes the fat makeup of mitochondrial membranes, causing mitochondria to become less efficient and diminishing our body's energy production and metabolism.

Transplants of fecal matter housing gut microbes from young mice reversed age-related changes in the brain, suggesting that the microbiome may be a suitable target to promote healthy aging.