Keep seeing NMN ads

[ChocolateGanache]

Has anyone tried this for energy? Sounds amazing - or is it a scam?

No but I get loads of ads too, supposedly it reverses grey hair too 🤣

I’ll admit I’m a sucker for supplements. It just does seem too good to be true doesn’t it? But all the reviews/ comments seem really convincing. I don’t know anyone who takes it though.

(Not the grey hair reversal - that obvs sounds like bollocks!)

I’ve just started taking them. Can’t say yet if it’s doing anything as I’m only a week in.

Ooo please will you share updates
@MrsPerfect12
? 🙏

Also interested!

Although I am perturbed by the number of supplements I end up convincing myself I need.

I've never heard of it.
On balance, I'm not a fan of supplements as there's little science around them.

Well some of us are. And there is science around some supplements 🤷🏻‍♀️

I think any product that makes a clearly false claim eg reversing grey hair, cant be trusted at all in any of their other claims.

I think it’s important to find the right thing that works for you.

I also think that a supplement isn’t going to replace getting enough sleep, eating right and exercising.

I try hard not to take too many and to give them a proper trial over a few months… it’s good to stop them sometimes and see if you notice a difference.

I also much prefer things that are not tablets.

Good point. I’m going to ask my nutritionist about this.

What are you taking Neon?

The potential impacts on the growth of pre cancerous cells are enough to put me off.

The potential impacts on the growth of pre cancerous cells are enough to put me off.

Can you link please?

There's plenty of info online - AI for example.

In a nutshell, there are not enough long enough or large enough trials but it has shown some results (anti ageing) in some animal studies.

https://aacrjournals.org/cancerres/article/85/8_Supplement_1/4168/759716/Abstract-4168-NMN-supplementation-enhances

I only came on to this thread because, to me, NMN means Nordic Model Now. I wondered why on earth they would be advertising.

It's a bit disappointing to find that it's just supplements. 😂

🤣

Thank you.

Overall, this study indicates that continuous NMN supplementation in cancer pre-disposition conditions might enhance development and progression of skin cancer.