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El primer éxito humano del NMN: 250 mg al día aumentan la sensibilidad a la insulina muscular en un 25 % en mujeres prediabéticas

BY DR. SYNAPSE ·

El NMN ha sido durante años uno de los suplementos de longevidad más promocionados, pero la evidencia en humanos era escasa hasta un ensayo de 2021 de la Washington University publicado en *Science*. En mujeres posmenopáusicas con prediabetes y sobrepeso/obesidad, 250 mg diarios de NMN durante 10 semanas mejoraron la sensibilidad a la insulina muscular en aproximadamente un 25 %. La señalización de insulina en el músculo y la expresión de genes implicados en la remodelación muscular también se incrementaron, mientras que el grupo placebo no mostró cambios. Sin embargo, el beneficio fue limitado y el estudio no demostró que el NMN redujera la glucosa sanguínea ni revirtiera la prediabetes.

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