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[joesixpack]

The study was published January 6. They used a combination of NR, NAC as the main ingredients along with L- serine and L-carnitine.

 

The results showed no improvement in the motor skills, but real improvement in cognition. Here is the study.

 

https://academic.oup...541?login=false

 

 

[gamesguru]

The problem with disease models is that they don't guarantee the effects translate to healthy volunteers. To draw conclusions, you generally need far more studies indicating additional benefits (and additional mechanisms or under different models).

The compounds you mention are mostly longevity agents. It's interesting to see an effect on cognition.

[pepsseeker618]

interesting read but i'd temper expectations — half the stuff that looks great in parkinson's mouse models never translates to actual humans. i've taken NAC on and off myself and never noticed anything cognitive, though obviously the disease context is a different story. would be nice to see them follow up with a proper sized human trial