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Effects of NAD+ precursor supplementation on glucose and lipid metabolism in humans: a meta-analysis
Nutrition & metabolism
2022
19; 1; 20
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- PubMed
- PMID 35303905
- PubMed Central
- PMC8932245
- Funding
- Funding/support listed in the publication: National Natural Science Fund of China; Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province; Key Lab for Clinical Anatomy & Reproductive Medicine of Hengyang City.
- Competing interests
- The authors reported no competing interests.
Study snapshot
| Design | Systematic review and/or meta-analysis |
|---|---|
| Model | Meta-analysis of human clinical studies |
| Sample | 40 articles; 14750 participants across several precursor classes |
| Intervention | NR, NMN, niacin and nicotinamide studies |
| Duration | Search through February 2021 |
| Endpoints | Study-specific pooled or narratively synthesized outcomes |
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