A novel small compound changes the dynamics of mitochondria, our cells' energy powerhouses, and with it, improves body weight and metabolic function in mice.

NAD+ levels decline as we grow older, accelerating aging and disease. But, there are ways to combat this decline and support healthier aging, including one NAD+ precursor called NMN.

For most people, getting into a regular exercise routine and considering a curcumin supplement could be a low-risk way to support healthy liver function and cholesterol levels at any age.

NMN, an NAD+ precursor, supports physical performance in both humans and animals, including skeletal muscle health, aerobic capacity, vascular health, endurance, and maintaining a healthy weight.