On two occasions we’re aware of, Stanford neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman (FAQs) has discussed his experience taking NAD+ boosting supplement NMN (FAQs and Anecdotes). The first time was on Twitter. The second time was on the Joe Rogan podcast. You can see both below:
On Twitter:
On the more recent Joe Rogan podcast, Huberman sounded more confident in his observations about taking NMN:
HUBERMAN:
“I felt like I had more energy.
Now, it’s subjective.
But, I still take NMN sublingually.
I take a pretty high dose.
The recommendation was anywhere from 500 milligrams to about a gram and a half.
I take a powder and put it under my tongue.
…with NMN, a couple of things happened.
First of all, energy, recovery from workouts was much better.
I had to take it early in the day because it was giving me a lot of energy.
And, then, I’m not into my nails and hair, frankly. But I did notice my hair and nails grow at a ridiculous rate.
And then I came off it as a control experiment, it slowed down again.
So, it was really interesting. I think there’s something there in cellular growth pathways.
And I didn’t change anything else.
…So, I really like the sublingual NMN”
Related:
- You can read more from Dr. Huberman on NMN HERE.
- Why Does Dr. Huberman Take NMN Over NR? (Link)
- NAD+ Boosting Supplement “NMN” (FAQs and Anecdotes)
- NAD+ Boosting Supplement “NR” (FAQs) (Life Changing Anecdotes)
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