Live Forever? NAD+ Booster NMN May Repair DNA, Fight Aging

"Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today." - James Dean

The thought of living forever is appealing. Imagine how much wealth you could accrue. How much wisdom and knowledge would saturate your brain, allowing you to live a happier and more efficient life. With an endless chance to refine ourselves, knowing that there will always be a tomorrow, life would only get better.

Or would it?

What about life's burdens... Wouldn't they get old? Taxes. Failed relationships. Red tape and paperwork. It's not beyond the realm of possibility that living forever might not be as enjoyable as it appears to be on the surface.

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While our cells would remain young and strong, our mental self might experience fatigue and mounting stress. I mean seriously, it is highly likely we would grow weary of life's little grinds and struggles.

There is much more to the human experience than our physical health. We are spiritual and emotional creatures as well. We are thinkers that analyze life's experiences. Humans not only adapt and evolve physically but also mentally.

Part of personal evolution involves self-protection and preservation. We learn from the things that hurt us and typically forge forward with an ever-growing greater degree of self-protection. Perhaps, at some point, we reach a mental and/or emotional saturation point.

The body carries on, but we grow tired on the inside.

We might be able to allow the body to heal itself, but can we do this for the mind? This is a very important question. But I digress...

NASA Studies DNA Repairing NMM - Nicotinamide Mononucleotide

Enter NASA.

A new drug is showing a potential to repair DNA. Why is NASA involved? This drug would assist during space travel. As an example, it would work to protect astronauts from damaging radiation on Mars.

A research team recently stumbled upon a key signaling process that assists with DNA repair and cell longevity. A study was performed on mice. Researchers were able to repair DNA damaged by age and radiation exposure. Professor David Sinclair commented:

"The cells of the old mice were indistinguishable from the young mice after just one week of treatment. This is the closest we are to a safe and effective anti-aging drug that's perhaps only three to five years away from being on the market if the trials go well."

Human trials on this DNA-repairing pill are said to begin within the next six months.

If studies are promising, and this pill is able to assist with DNA repair, NASA would be able to improve the health and safety of astronauts during a four-year mission to Mars.

Astronauts also face a number of other issues during space travel. Accelerated aging. Muscle wasting. Memory loss. Weakening muscles.

How dangerous would a mission to Mars be? Extremely. Approximately five percent of all cells would die. Risk of cancer would improve by 100 percent.

This DNA-repairing pill also has other possible applications. Frequent flyers also face minor, but noteworthy radiation exposure. Childhood cancer survivors might also benefit from this potentially miraculous pill.

96% of childhood cancer survivors go on to deal with some other chronic illness later in life - generally before the age of 45. Conditions they tend to suffer from are type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer's disease, and other forms of non-related cancer. ^[1]


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Accelerated aging is the culprit. While the body has an innate ability to repair DNA, this ability weakens as we age.

The team from the University of South Wales have identified an NAD+ signaling molecule, which is present in every cell of the human body. It plays a crucial role in the protein interactions that forge DNA repair.

By treating mice with an NAD+ booster called NMN (- Nicotinamide Mononucleotide), this team of researchers was able to uncover a potentially huge step forward in the battle against again. 

It has already been established that NAD+ could be effective as an anti-aging treatment. It's also shown prose as a treatment for female infertility, and against the adverse effects of chemotherapy.

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References

1)  "Human Trials of Age-reversing Pill to Start in Six Months | Daily Mail Online." Mail Online, www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4343142/Human-trials-age-reversing-pill-start-six-months.html.