Health claim

Resistance training that reaches muscular failure two times per week can increase NAD+ levels, which are associated with longevity.

Claim checked — weak evidenceMedium riskexercise

Evidence Summary

Limited or low-quality evidence — treat with caution.

Exercise can modestly raise NAD+ precursors, yet the magnitude and impact on human longevity remain uncertain.

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How to Exercise to Live Longer | Lifespan with Dr. David Sinclair - S2, Ep. 5

David Sinclair

The episode discusses Dr. David Sinclair's perspective on exercise strategies that may support longer, healthier lives, highlighting mechanisms of cellular aging and practical workout recommendations.

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Resistance training that reaches muscular failure two times per week can increase NAD+ levels, which are associated with longevity. — Evidence Review — MenHealth Digest