Dr.Kats
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Dr.Kats posted an update 2 days ago
HOT OFF THE PRESSES!
Taking Nicotinic Acid to Slow Aging
nad.com
NAD+ Boosting Supplement Challenges Cholesterol-Lowering Statins in Anti-Aging Research
A combination of supplements, including the NAD+ precursor nicotinic acid, improves cholesterol, allowing some participants to cease taking statins.
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Dr.Kats posted an update 3 days ago
I got a question...
Besides health/wellness, anti-aging, even immortality, what else about niacin/nicotinic acid (+ don’t forget accompanying bit of L-tryptophan) do you find very appealing?
This could be something very appealing about it that hasn’t even crossed your mind until now / something that you haven’t thought of just yet…
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Honestly, the newer ratio (as of the time of this post the 1 Nicotinic acid to 1/51.51 L-Tryptophan) tastes better/no longer bitter than before! 🤷♂️
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Dr.Kats posted an update 3 days ago
Isn’t that something
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Dr.Kats posted an update 4 days ago
You’re not the only one
Yes – what I have been disseminating is real.
https://x.com/stpadrepio1887/status/1995834456750657614?s=46-
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It’s become quite literally nonstop harmful disinformation on X — even worse than FakeBook now
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Dr.Kats posted an update 5 days ago
ALL ORDERS GOING OUT TOMORROW MORNING EXPEDITED
Turns out my lab did not have access ALL Thanksgiving unless I requested some kind of “digital access” of which I was never emailed…. so finishing up this batch now and getting to bottling into the night to have everything ordered out tomorrow morning!
Please remember – members if it is your first time ordering, I double the amount ordered…
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Dr.Kats posted an update 5 days ago
Collective mess of lacking niacin-NAD+ & tryptophan likely explains also...
… the extremely difficult-to-tease-out issues of dysregulated iron metabolism which I have been trying to disentangle explanation of along with the lack of niacin influence…
Associations between tryptophan and iron metabolism observed in individuals with and without iron deficiency
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-51215-8
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Dr.Kats posted an update a week ago
Two sides of the 🔑 too!
Organisms MUST supplement ample essential nicotinic acid to make enough NAD+ (proton motive force) to counter oxidative demand so that the limited as it is, also essential tryptophan (α-subunit for protein/tissue synthesis) isn’t diverted away and degraded down to NAD+ in lieu…
Without this NAD+ requirement met with nicotinic acid, resulting…
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Dr.Kats posted an update a week ago
a week ago (edited)
Happy Thanksgiving to all still here. I hope that all is well. I am thankful for each and every one of you. Thank you.
Also – a 51.51 relative mass ratio looks to be the number — that is the inverse of the required relstive amounts of niacin and tryptophan that must remain replenishing forward in order for life to exist and sustain across all…
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Please DM me here if you need anything.. I want to be more supportive … if you just press the message box and @ me in new message, we start an ongoing dialogue from there forward. Don’t be a stranger. It’s hard keeping up with just news feed info.
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@Dr.Kats Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Thank you for all you have done and are doing.
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Happy Thanksgiving Dr Kats ~ so grateful to be a part of this group and for all your hard work and dedication 🙏
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Happy Thanksgiving to ALL
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Happy Thanksgiving from Australia, and thankyou for your support and guidance, it really means so much.
Jim
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Dr.Kats posted an update 2 weeks ago
HUMAN TRIAL RESULTS PUBLISHED: NIACIN (NICOTINIC ACID) IS CURING BRAIN CANCER!
“Survival of patients with glioblastoma treated with standard of care is 15 months with progression free survival at 6 months (PFS-6M) of 53.9%.
“Niacin dose escalated up to 2000 mg/d is the ongoing recommended dose.”
“Interim analysis by central radiology review reported:
* INCREASE of 28% in progression free survival at 6 months (PFS-6M),
…researchsquare.com
PURPOSE Survival of patients with glioblastoma (GB) treated with standard of care (SOC) surgery, radiotherapy, and temozolomide is 15 months with progression free survival at 6 months (PFS-6M) of 53.9%. In vivo studies showed increased survival in mice with GB … Continue reading
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