So why is NMN and NR seemingly pushed and researched more than Niacin (Nicotinic Acid)?
Because I see successful trials with Niacin: rbd-pd-protocols.blogspot.c...
And the suspicious part of me thinks NMN and NR get researched because they are patent-able.
Anybody have any informed insights on this? I am happy to be wrong.
don’t all forms have their own distinct benefits?
I don't know if they all have their benefits. I have noticed that when science sees something in nature that works, it seems they tweak that thing to make it patent-able and then pursue it. Just my perspective.
so I just saw an article that says that NMN is now banned but a search of several sites shows it available for sale
Why are NMN supplements banned?
The FDA recently stated that NMN would no longer be considered a New Dietary Ingredient (NDI), which sparked several discussions within the pharmaceutical sector. As a cause for withdrawal, the FDA said NMN "has been permitted for research as a novel medication." Therefore, it is no longer legal to market it as a supplement. This decision has not yet gone into effect but is important to be prepared.
What is NMN please?
\"High levels of niacin linked to heart disease, new research suggests\"
High dose Thiamine update 
Nicotinamide Riboside (TruNiagen brand)
Niacin & butyric acid 
NMN/Glutathione - Intranasal
