Genex Formulas 250mg NMNH + Resveratrol + TMG (60 Capsules - 30 Servings) | NMNH (Dihydronicotinamide Mononucleotide) + 98% Resveratrol + TMG for Healthy Aging - Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Vegetarian

Lots of folks here don’t understand that a company being both gmp and nsf certified while bottling and manufacturing in the USA is actually quite rare. This is some of the best you can get.

NMNH, a compound called dihydronicotinamide mononucleotide, is a supplement being studied for its potential to boost NAD+ levels in the body. NAD+ is touted for improving energy, metabolism, and even slowing down the aging process. Resveratrol is a plant compound that has anti-inflammatory properties and acts like an antioxidant. It has been linked to potential health benefits, including cardiovascular health and weight loss. TMG is a supplement that may offer various health benefits, particularly related to cardiovascular health, and athletic performance.I judged how well this worked by the ease or difficulty each day in completing a crossword game. I am in perimenopause, so my brain just stopped working. It seemed to freeze, and I couldn't remember words that I have known for a long time. Before I took anything for cognitive health, it was very difficult to play. I couldn't think. After two weeks, I was able to think of words quite a bit better, during the daytime, and by one month I was able to play anytime of the day and my recall was improved. This was not a miracle drug, but it did help me.

There is no flavor from the capsules and they are sized to allow them to be easy to take. The list of ingredients is just what you expect, so it's a good choice.

I recently ordered this GENEX 250mg NMNH + Resveratrol + TMG (60 Capsules - 30 Servings) | NMNH (Dihydronicotinamide Mononucleotide) + 98% Resveratrol + TMG for Healthy Aging - Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Vegetarian and it seems to have good content of NMNH.

Every little bit we can do to ensure we live a long and healthy life is worth consideration. Modern medicine is always finding new ways to extend aging and this might be another product that helps with that.Doing a little research on the compounds in this product, you can see the apparent benefit of trying it.Decreased cellular NAD+ levels are causally linked to aging and aging-associated diseases, and NMNH helps increase those levels, just as an example. A lot of thought has gone in to making this supplement, and even though only time will tell us its benefits, it is always important to look out for our health in the most holistic fashion.Another example, Resveratrol has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory benefits. That is always a good thing. It has been noted in research journals that you can look up that it has an effect in diminishing age related diseases. There has been a lot of research on TMG and its anti aging effects as well. As for as I can tell, this product is a powerful tool in the war against aging, and is worth a try in my honest opinion.

Resveratrol is one of those things that you take for its long-term benefits, so I can't say what effect it's having. This brand is enormously expensive compared to other brands I have had, and it's all unregulated supplements. I would look elsewhere.

I am a huge fan of NMNH even though I know I shouldn’t completely trust all new study results. Also, I always take Resveratrol, especially when I have a meal with high carbs. I do have another NMNH from this brand without Resveratrol, which I take when I take Resveratrol separately. I keep this one in the office just in case I eat lunch (I usually skip lunch because I don’t want to deal with my sensitive gut issues at work).I feel this has been very beneficial, but I think all supplements react differently depending on an individual’s condition. So, what I can say is that this is worth trying out.

I tried this Genex supplement mainly because of the anti-aging effects claimed for NMNH. Not noticing any effects after 10 days of use, I was curious about the country of origin of the ingredients. The product page states that the ingredients are high quality and ethically sourced, but the country of origin is not revealed. The product page also states that the reduced NMN used in this supplement is trademarked as UthPeak. The contact information provided at the UthPeak website gives a China phone number (country code 86) and the email address for Effepharm, a Shanghai based company. So, NMNH is sourced from China. What about resveratrol and TMG? On the product page it is stated that the product ingredients are third-party tested for purity, but no results are reported. The manufacturer of this supplement is not identified, but it is claimed that it is in the USA and it is FDA, GMP, and NSF certified. I am pretty sure that FDA does not certify manufacturing facilities, it just inspects them for GMP compliance. Because of the obvious lack of transparency by the seller, I cannot give high marks for this supplement.