• Anti-Aging and Longevity: NMN
  helps boost NAD⁺ levels, which naturally decline with age. [1]
• Enhanced Cellular Energy Production: Improved mitochondrial function translates to better energy levels, reduced fatigue, and greater physical endurance. [2]
• Metabolic Health and Weight Management: It may help regulate lipid metabolism, reduce fatty liver, and assist in maintaining a healthy weight. [2]
• Cardiovascular Health: It may lower the risk of cardiovascular diseases by protecting against oxidative stress and inflammation. [3]
• Neuroprotection and Cognitive Health: It may also enhance focus, learning ability, and cognitive function. [4]
• DNA Repair and Protection: NMN
  activates enzymes called PARPs (poly ADP-ribose polymerases) that repair damaged DNA. [5]
  

In 1906 British biochemists Arthur Harden and William John Young discovered NAD⁺ while studying fermentation. They noted that adding yeast extract sped up the fermentation process, later identifying NAD⁺ as a coenzyme. In 1948 American biochemist Conrad Elvehjem discovered that niacin (vitamin B3) could cure pellagra, a disease caused by niacin deficiency. Niacin was later found to convert to NAD⁺ in the body. 1963 Scientists discovered that NMN is an intermediate in the NAD⁺ biosynthesis pathway, where niacinamide (a form of vitamin B3) is converted into NAD⁺ through NMN.