Combining NMN with exercise increases markers of aerobic function in healthy adults, setting the stage for using this NAD+ booster to support physical performance at any age.

In the next year, Special Operations Command expects to move into clinical trials with a pill that may inhibit or reduce some degenerative effects of aging and injury to support optimal human performance.

This research supports the use of NAD+ boosters — like NMN — to help patients retain their hearing and balance that is often lost with cancer treatment.

Repleting lost NAD+ in the skin after UV exposure with the NAD+ precursors NMN and NR may present as an option for treating or preventing both the internal and external signs of skin aging.