Summary of NMN One Year Later - 10K Subscriber Celebration

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The video discusses the one-year anniversary of the NMN supplement's release, and the irony of the supplement being so hotly debated for decades. The main points made are that while NMN may have had some benefits for the person taking it, it was primarily resveratrol that had the biggest impact. The video goes on to say that while the person is on NMN, they should be listening to reports on the supplement to make sure they are getting what they are paying for, and that they should also be considering other supplements like quercetin and physician.

  • 00:00:00 The author discusses how, a year after starting to take resveratrol and NMN, he feels better than he did in his 20s, thanks to the supplements. He also discusses how resveratrol and NMN have helped him recover from exercise.
  • 00:05:00 The video discusses the one-year anniversary of the NMN supplement's release, and the irony of the supplement being so hotly debated for decades. The main points made are that while NMN may have had some benefits for the person taking it, it was primarily resveratrol that had the biggest impact. The video goes on to say that while the person is on NMN, they should be listening to reports on the supplement to make sure they are getting what they are paying for, and that they should also be considering other supplements like quercetin and physician.
  • 00:10:00 This YouTube video celebrates one year since a person starting taking NMN, a natural supplement. At first, the person experienced pain from herding and some other activities, but by the time of their operation this pain had disappeared. They also had better blood work and a lower heart rate. After the operation, the person experienced no further injuries and their old glasses were long enough to not slide in their head. The person plans to continue recovering and continue taking NMN.
  • 00:15:00 The video celebrates 1 year since the start of the NMN subscriber celebration, which highlighted the progress made by the subscriber since the start of the challenge. The individual talks about how they've improved their running, tennis, and overall fitness since the start of the challenge, and how they've eliminated sugar from their diet. They announce that they will be giving away a container of 510, a product of the Mayo Clinic, which will be given away to one lucky commenter.
  • 00:20:00 The video discusses the apparent conflict of interest between pharmaceutical companies and doctors who receive payments from these companies. Pharmaceutical companies employ 81,000 representatives in the United States, and at least 700 of these doctors have been paid over a million dollars by drug and medical device companies. The video argues that this creates an agenda that we can't compete with and that dietary supplements, which exist naturally in our food supply, should be viewed as a different approach.
  • 00:25:00 Sinclair and Verabanova's research into sirtuins has led to new information on how they may be useful in identifying novel drug targets that can prevent age-related illnesses. Pfizer has been attempting to discredit this research for over 10 years, but now seems to be sharing this information in an attempt to jump on the sirtuin bandwagon. Channel creator believes that the pharmaceutical industry will always be pharmaceutical companies, but believes that through testing blood, biomarker, and wearable technology, we can track the effects of supplements and pharmaceuticals on a real-time basis.
  • 00:30:00 The winner of the 1-year subscription to "No More Nonsense News" (NMN) receives a cert six activator, branded exercise bands, a branded do not age mug, a container of hydrolyzed collagen peptides, and 60 capsules of pure hyaluronic acid.

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