Will the Proposed NMN Drug Have the Same NMN as NMN the Supplement?

I scratch my head on this one because supposedly the MIB626 is some sort of super NMN analogue so doesn't that make it not the same as the supplement NMN? which says to me that MIB626 is the same NMN that is in supplements so .. *scratches head* anyhow FDA has lost its way..

— Revel Peters (@urbanlamb) January 25, 2023

yup I figured. The issue of fake NMN is a matter for the FDA but there is lots of fake everythings.. not the same thing as pretending that your 'new improved' MIB is different while at the same time asking the FDA to ban what is on the market… obviously they are identical…

— Revel Peters (@urbanlamb) January 25, 2023

Nope I understand what happened (I think american laws and the FDA need fixing big time though) meanwhile I was simply being sarcastic in the case of Metro because if their product was so different then they would not have written to the FDA. AKA NMN with a different name.

— Revel Peters (@urbanlamb) January 25, 2023

in other words if they were not making basic NMN why would you go to the FDA to ban NMN? Pretty obvious its the same even if they claim its different.. OH well I guess my sarcasm didnt come through 🙂

— Revel Peters (@urbanlamb) January 25, 2023

they have made real NMN analogs that get around the problem that regular NMN doesn’t get into cells. David is on the patents. Problem is: these compounds activate SARM1, cause Ca2+ release and death #sarmoptosis

that’s why they ended up clinically testing NMN

— Charles Brenner, PhD (@CharlesMBrenner) January 25, 2023