What Brand of NMN is Best?

NMN supplements are gaining media attention and becoming more mainstream in the health market. Short for Nicotinamide Mononucleotide – NMN is a compound naturally derived from Vitamin B3 and is a precursor to the essential coenzyme NAD+.

Alongside a healthy diet, supplementing with NAD precursors, such as NMN, can raise NAD+ levels, which contributes to many biological processes in the body and is said to have a whole host of benefits, including - slowing down the ageing process, reducing inflammation in the body, improving fitness performance, maintaining a strong metabolism, healthy heart and brain function.

So, what should you be looking for in an NMN supplement?

Firstly dosage, the supplement serving size should give you enough to glean the health benefits, and not too much so it could cause side effects. The typical dosage is between 250mg – 500mg. Also look for capsules that are free from preservatives and artificial colours and seek out the brands that have certifications – HACCP, GMP and ISO 9001 are the main ones to look out for.

At Hellenia we have all of these, purchasing our raw materials from reputable suppliers, using third-party testing and manufacturing our capsules, tablets and blends in-house to ISO 9001 standards. With our experienced production department able to oversee every aspect of the manufacturing process, we ensure the very best quality at each stage.

Our NMN capsules provide a 250mg dose per capsule, are non-GMO, UK made and free from artificial colours, flavours and preservatives. We also stock pure NMN powder. Click here for further product details or to order.

Early research is promising and suggests NMN could be a welcome addition to an already healthy lifestyle. But remember supplements should never be used to replace healthy habits such as a balance diet and regular exercise.

As with any new supplement it is important to always discuss with a doctor or nutritionist before adding it into your diet, especially if you are taking any other medications, have underlying health problems or are pregnant or breastfeeding.