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The Colorado clinical trial of NR is publi...

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bluemoon's Photo bluemoon 30 Mar 2018

The Elysium study went for 8 weeks, not 12 weeks. At the 4 week mark for 500 mg NR/100 mg of pterostiline, NAD+ levels reached 90% and no moblity or balance improvements. After week 8, NAD+ levels dropped to 55%, not 40%. We don't know if the NAD+ level dropped below 55% after that. The 60% increase at the end of 6 weeks is showing the NAD+ level on a downward path that the Elysium graph showed. Also, it is likely that the U of Colorado trial didn't last long enough for improvement in mobility considering the Elysium trial showed the 8% improvement after 8 weeks and not after 4 weeks.

 

Charles Brenner said at a talk in late 2016 that he thought studies would accumulate over time that show the positive effects of NR for people with metoblic related health problems. I'm about to write up what has happened to my friend's mother who has dementia after she started to take 250 mg of NR on the NR experience thread..

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TMNMK's Photo TMNMK 30 Mar 2018

The Elysium study went for 8 weeks, not 12 weeks. At the 4 week mark for 500 mg NR/100 mg of pterostiline, NAD+ levels reached 90% and no moblity or balance improvements. After week 8, NAD+ levels dropped to 55%, not 40%. We don't know if the NAD+ level dropped below 55% after that. The 60% increase at the end of 6 weeks is showing the NAD+ level on a downward path that the Elysium graph showed. Also, it is likely that the U of Colorado trial didn't last long enough for improvement in mobility considering the Elysium trial showed the 8% improvement after 8 weeks and not after 4 weeks.

 

Charles Brenner said at a talk in late 2016 that he thought studies would accumulate over time that show the positive effects of NR for people with metoblic related health problems. I'm about to write up what has happened to my friend's mother who has dementia after she started to take 250 mg of NR on the NR experience thread..

 

Excellent points and very interested to hear that report regarding your friend's mother with dementia.

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midas's Photo midas 04 Apr 2018

Some more in depth information on the trial, who did it, and where they hope it will lead...

 

https://www.technolo...dementia-299315

 

And for what it's worth I have definitely seen a lift in my cognitive function since I started taking Nr. Memory seems to be far better along with better ability concentrate and also think more clearly.

 

 

 

 


Edited by midas, 04 April 2018 - 05:06 PM.
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Nate-2004's Photo Nate-2004 04 Apr 2018

Some more in depth information on the trial, who did it, and where they hope it will lead...

 

https://www.technolo...dementia-299315

 

And for what it's worth I have definitely seen a lift in my cognitive function since I started taking Nr. Memory seems to be far better along with better ability concentrate and also think more clearly.

 

Same experience here, energy levels are always through the roof as well, but I dunno, placebo is powerful so who knows.

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MikeDC's Photo MikeDC 04 Apr 2018

Some more in depth information on the trial, who did it, and where they hope it will lead...

https://www.technolo...dementia-299315

And for what it's worth I have definitely seen a lift in my cognitive function since I started taking Nr. Memory seems to be far better along with better ability concentrate and also think more clearly.

He will get good results. But it will not be due to bettter blood flow in the brain. The main factor is rejuvenation of axon cells. It will also depend on age. If you are middle aged, you may still have some stem cells left, NR will rejuvenate these stem cells and these stem cells will actually repair damaged brain. If you are old, axon cells will be rejuvenated and you will have better cognition and prevent Alzheimer’s
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