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Lemme Launches NAD+ Supplement for Healthy Aging, Skin Radiance

The capsules feature NMN, resveratrol, spermidine, and Lutemax SkinGlo, a dermatologist-tested antioxidant blend.

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Women’s wellness brand Lemme has announced the launch of Lemme NAD+ capsules, the brand’s first supplement formulated to target healthy aging.

Lemme NAD+ brings together NMN; resveratrol; a dermatologist-tested antioxidant blend called Lutemax SkinGlo; and Yüth spermidine, studied for its role in supporting cellular renewal, to target internal support and beauty-from-within benefits.

“Women are thinking about longevity differently than they were even a few years ago,” says Simon Huck, co-founder. “There has been tremendous innovation around longevity, but very little that connects the science of healthy aging with healthy-looking skin. We saw an opportunity to create a more multidimensional formula, combining clinically-studied NMN to support the body’s natural NAD+ production with ingredients that also support healthy-looking skin.”

NAD+ is a molecule found in every cell of the body, and declines with age. Lemme NAD+ is formulated with NMN, a precursor of NAD+.

“Taking NAD+ directly isn’t the most effective approach because the molecule breaks down before it can reach your cells,” said Dr. Kathleen Valenton, board-certified OB/GYN and chief medical officer. “That’s why we formulated Lemme NAD+ with clinically-studied NMN instead. NMN is the direct precursor your body converts into NAD+, and it sits one enzymatic step closer to NAD+ than other precursors on the market.”

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