NMN

A precursor to NAD+ that may support cellular energy production, DNA repair, and healthy aging processes
Nucleotides Nad Precursors Research: Emerging

Scientific Name

Nicotinamide Mononucleotide

Also Known As

NMN Nicotinamide Mononucleotide NAD+ Precursor Beta-Nicotinamide Mononucleotide

Benefits

  • May support NAD+ levels in cells
  • Potential support for cellular energy metabolism
  • May support DNA repair processes
  • Research focus on healthy aging
  • May support mitochondrial function
  • Potential cardiovascular health benefits

Common Forms

Capsules Powder Sublingual tablets Liquid

Safety Notes

Generally well-tolerated in studies. Limited long-term safety data available. May cause mild digestive upset. Consult healthcare provider before use, especially if taking medications or have health conditions.

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Types of NMN

🧬 Beta-NMN

The most bioactive and studied form of nicotinamide mononucleotide

Available Forms:

Pharmaceutical Grade Beta-NMN Food Grade Beta-NMN
🧬 Stabilized NMN

NMN formulated with stabilizing agents to improve shelf life

Available Forms:

Enteric-Coated NMN
🧬 Liposomal NMN

NMN encapsulated in liposomes for enhanced absorption

Available Forms:

Liquid Liposomal NMN
🧬 Sublingual NMN

NMN formulated for absorption under the tongue

Available Forms:

Sublingual NMN Tablets
🧬 NMN Combination Formulas

NMN combined with other longevity or cellular health ingredients

Available Forms:

NMN Longevity Blend