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Blood NAD Levels Link More Closely to Heart Disease Than Age
Key Takeaways
- Study included 1,068 adults and was published in Nature Metabolism.
- Healthy men had stable whole-blood NAD levels with age; healthy women had slight increases.
- Lower NAD was most clearly associated with cardiovascular disease, particularly hypertension.
- The study does not show that NAD supplements prevent disease or slow aging.
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