Greg Robinson
@gregrob.eth
My wife and I were debating the use of supplements yesterday. We got on to NAD+ and 🤔: People with high X (cell health) have high Y (NAD+). If we measure Y to determine X, does supplementing Y raise X (cell health) or does it just increase Y (the thing we measure -> NAD+). Does anyone know? cc: @bryanjohnson
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Alex Loukissas 🍉
@futureartist
According to Attia, evidence is lacking on NAD+ https://www.perplexity.ai/search/nad-peter-attia-8PFt8e6FRQS2OQBdKQxyWQ
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Greg Robinson
@gregrob.eth
🙏 I don’t know if this is signal, but I am now being followed everywhere online for all supplements that we researched. Except for the ones that are proven to work. I’m not getting Vitamin D or Zinc ads. I’m getting hair growth and cell health.
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