Liposomal NAD+
Promotes Healthy Aging
Niacin
Niacin is also known as vitamin B3. Vitamins are organic compounds essential for living (derived from plants or animals) that our bodies can not synthesize on their own hence they must be obtained exogenously.
Niacin functions as an NAD+ precursor. This form of vitamin B3 does not use the salvage pathway for conversion to NAD+, thereby increasing conversion probability.
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Niacin can be found in both plant and animal sources, including chicken breast, beef liver, tuna, brown rice, pumpkin seeds, bananas, edamame, eggs, and salmon.
Did You Know?
Niacin, the nutrient, can be made by animals and plants from the amino acid tryptophan.
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