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In summary, NMNH emerges as a novel and potent NAD+ precursor, with a unique metabolic pathway and promising therapeutic potential. Its ability to rapidly and significantly increase NAD+ levels across multiple tissues positions it as an exciting new compound in the realm of cellular health and longevity research. | In summary, NMNH emerges as a novel and potent NAD+ precursor, with a unique metabolic pathway and promising therapeutic potential. Its ability to rapidly and significantly increase NAD+ levels across multiple tissues positions it as an exciting new compound in the realm of cellular health and longevity research. | ||
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