Scientific Resources & Documentation

Access comprehensive scientific literature, technical documentation, and research data supporting the Senolyte™ Series of NAD⁺ precursors. All materials are regularly updated with the latest findings to support your formulation and regulatory needs.

Research White Papers

Comprehensive scientific documentation covering mechanisms of action, clinical efficacy, and formulation guidance

NAD⁺ Metabolism and Aging: A Comprehensive Review

In-depth analysis of NAD⁺ decline mechanisms and therapeutic intervention strategies

Bioavailability Comparison: NMN vs NMNH Clinical Study

In-depth analysis of NAD⁺ decline mechanisms and therapeutic intervention strategies

Stability Testing and Formulation Guidelines

Technical documentation for optimal storage, handling, and formulation practices

Comparative Bioavailability of NAD⁺ Precursors

Head-to-head comparison of NMN, NR, and novel derivatives including pharmacokinetic data and cellular uptake studies.

Senolytics and NAD⁺ Boosters: Synergistic Strategies for Healthy Aging

Outlines how NAD⁺ precursors can be combined with senolytic compounds for improved cellular rejuvenation.

Enhanced NAD⁺ Delivery Systems: Liposomal vs. Standard Forms

Compares absorption rates and bioefficacy between liposomal delivery and traditional oral routes.

NRK-AG: A Novel Pathway for NAD⁺ Restoration

Discusses the metabolic advantages of NRK-AG and its potential for rapid NAD⁺ replenishment.

Intracellular NAD⁺ Measurements: Methods and Validation Protocols

Details standardized testing procedures used to quantify NAD⁺ levels in preclinical and clinical studies.

Key Published Studies

Peer-reviewed research supporting the efficacy and safety of NAD⁺ precursors

Preclinical Study: NMNH Is a Highly Potent NAD⁺ Booster

Redox Biology / FASEB Journal, 2021–2022

NMNH outperformed NMN and NR in raising NAD⁺ ~9-fold in cells and animal models. It acted faster and showed superior stability with distinct metabolism

Human Clinical Pilot: Dasatinib + Quercetin Improves Mobility & Cognition

eBioMedicine, 2025

Open-label, 12‑week trial in older adults (≥65 yrs) showing intermittent DQ treatment may boost gait speed and MoCA scores in mild cognitive impairment (MCI) cases

Human Clinical Trial: Chronic NR Supplementation Elevates NAD⁺

Nature Communications, 2018

Demonstrated that daily nicotinamide riboside (500 mg twice daily for 6 weeks) safely boosted NAD⁺ metabolism and improved vascular function in healthy middle-aged adults

Review Article: NAD⁺ Precursors and Senescence Mechanisms

National Library of Medicine

Clarifies how NAD⁺ decline relates to senescent cell buildup and outlines potential roles for NR, NMN, and NMNH in mitigating aging pathways

Randomized Trial: NMN + Resveratrol Synergy (Clinical, 2024)

NMN Review Hub summary, Nakagawa et al. 2024

84 adults (50–75 yrs) for 12 weeks: combined NMN (500 mg) + resveratrol (250 mg) improved glucose tolerance 42% more vs NMN alone, increased SIRT1 activity and mitochondrial biogenesis markers

Phase II Pilot NR in Mild Cognitive Impairment

GeroScience, Feb 2024

Randomized, 8‑week trial (20 subjects, up to 1 g/day NR): NAD⁺ rose ~2.5× vs placebo. No major cognitive improvements but safe and engaged target biomarkers

Phase I Trial: High‑Dose NR in Parkinson’s Disease

Nature Communications / Nutraceuticals World, Dec 2023

1,000–3,000 mg/day NR in early Parkinson’s patients was well tolerated, raised brain NAD metabolome, and led to mild symptom improvement