Description
- NMN stands for “nicotinamide mononucleotide” and has important physiological functions for human cells. It is naturally synthesized in the cell and may be derived from a variety of foods such as broccoli, cabbage, cucumber, green soybeans and avocado.
- NMN is a substance that is present in the human body and, according to current clinical symptoms, does not cause addiction or side effects. The ingredients are pure and natural and can be taken with confidence
- NMN can be synthesized naturally in the cell and can be derived from a variety of foods such as broccoli, cabbage, cucumber and edamame. However, the content of NMN in foods is usually relatively low. Food alone cannot achieve the effect of supplying enough NMN to the human body.
