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=== Combination Therapy for Enhanced NAD+ Levels === | |||
Recent studies have focused on the synergistic effects of NMN when combined with other nutritional supplements. One such study administered NMN (500 mg/kg) alongside either resveratrol (50 mg/kg) or ginsenoside Rh2&Rg3 (50 mg/kg) to mice. The results indicated a significant enhancement in NAD+ levels compared to NMN alone:{{pmid|35844164}} | |||
* With Resveratrol: NAD+ levels increased approximately 1.6 times in the heart and 1.7 times in muscle tissue. | |||
* With Ginsenosides (Rh2 & Rg3): NAD+ levels in lung tissue improved by about 2.0 times. | |||
These findings suggest that combining NMN with specific natural products like resveratrol or ginsenosides may amplify the beneficial effects on NAD+ levels, offering new avenues for treating age-related diseases or conditions linked to decreased NAD+ levels in specific tissues. | |||
=== Clearance === | === Clearance === | ||