Nicotinamide riboside

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>>8044772
>http://actu.epfl.ch/news/a-vitamin-that-stops-the-aging-process-of-organs/

>>8044772
Nah

https://www.fightaging.org/archives/2016/04/a-recent-study-of-nicotinamide-riboside-supplementation/#comments

>>8044772
explain

>>8044789
they cant because its all bullshit and yall gonna die in your sixties from sitting on your ass 24/7

>>8044772
>activated almonds

go back to /ck/

>>8044772

You don't need to buy anything new for immortality. Just live biblically and eat healthy food every day.

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>>8044789
NAD is "the respirator of the cells". It promotes communication and provides all cellular energy.

It's produced by tryptophan, the amino acid, which becomes niacin (B3), which becomes NAD.

It's really simple, and tryptophan is cheap as fug. It can also make DMT.

>>8044778
>site can't even block its text to the window size
>>>/trash/

Honestly, though, didn't read? It clearly lists that the results are "extremely promising: muscular regeneration is much better in mice that received NR, and they lived longer than the mice that didn't get it. Parallel studies have revealed a comparable effect on stem cells of the brain and skin. So far, no negative side effects have been observed following the use of NR, even at high doses."

It's ludicrous if they're just giving NR if there are other limiting factors though.

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for immortality all they need to do is invent a cure for cancer that works 100% of the time then pump a crazy amount of stem cells into peoples blood.
In a few decades we might have implants or nano machines that manufacture stem cells with some designer bacteria producing the cure for cancer living in our bodies.

>>8044772
For a second I thought it was a shitty article that said something that overhyped a study by taking things out of context.

Instead it's OP who did so.
What a surprise.

>>8046024
although stem cells are handy you dont even need to do that if you can just switch on telomerase for the entire body

after that its just cancer + diseases

>>8046024
For immorality we need to keep our husks alive long enough to join the glory of singularity.