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Tim Lundeen's avatar

Have you looked at NAD+ relative to infection and vaccines? I've been looking at NAD+ in terms of health/metabolism, and it has to be connected with SARs. Here's an interesting paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s42255-021-00507-3

NAD+ is required for DNA repair and energy production, so deficiency can be causal for cancer.

I'll have to look at WNT :-)

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Kirsten's avatar

I find your hypotheses are well based in the science, fascinating to read. 😊 (even though much of the science you speak of goes over my head, I have a BS in biology and a minor in chemistry, so I can follow it a little). We will see how much turns out to be true.

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