Neurogan HealthSCIENCE / RESEARCH REVIEW

TWO INGREDIENTS · SEPARATE EVIDENCE

NAD+ + resveratrol.
A plausible pairing.
An unproven advantage.

Direct oral NAD+ has an early blood-biomarker result. Resveratrol has mixed human trials of its own. Neither finding proves that combining them improves energy, recovery or lifespan.

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Ingredient and formulation research, not proof of finished-product results. Reviewed 10 September 2026.

THE RESULTS, IN PLAIN ENGLISH

A biomarker is a first step, not the finish line.

Blood NAD tells researchers something about metabolism. It does not directly measure whether people feel better, recover faster or live longer. The shaded-free interval chart shows only the two measured study visits, not an invented daily progress curve.

A blood marker rose, not a proven health benefit

Percent difference versus placebo • dots = estimates; lines = 95% confidence intervals

Day 4
38.295% CI 29.1 to 48
Day 6
5395% CI 41.2 to 65.7
080
Whole-blood total NAD, model estimates in 50 analyzed adults after a specialized five-day swish-and-swallow regimen. No resveratrol. Plasma NAD was unchanged and no secondary clinical endpoint survived multiple-testing correction. [1]

UNDERSTANDING THE INGREDIENT

What the name does, and does not, tell you.

NAD+

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide is the molecule listed on this product. It is not NMN or NR. The trial below used a proprietary NAD+ powder, not a conventional capsule.

NMN and NR

Nicotinamide mononucleotide and nicotinamide riboside are different compounds used by the body to make NAD. A shared pathway does not make their trial results interchangeable.

The combination gap

No published controlled human trial of this exact direct NAD+ plus resveratrol product was identified in the targeted search. Separate studies cannot establish synergy, the best ratio or long-term combined safety.

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE HUMAN RESEARCH

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Keep the limits in view.

Positive findings, null results and reviews are shown together. Open any study for the population, dose, duration and limitations. Every summary is available without JavaScript.

KORNILOV · 2026 · PHASE 0/1B TRIAL

Blood NAD increased. Clinical benefits were not established.

A specialized direct oral NAD+ powder raised whole-blood total NAD over five treatment days. No resveratrol was given. [1]

Study design, measured results and limitations
Who and how
Healthy adults aged 45 to 75 were randomized: 60 assigned, 51 treated with a qualifying blood sample and 50 in the primary analysis (23 active, 27 placebo). LathMized NAD+ powder was swished and swallowed. The publication reports four 500 mg doses daily with extra nighttime doses on days 2 and 3, describing 11 g cumulative NAD+.
What changed
Modeled whole-blood total NAD was 38.2% higher than placebo at day 4 (95% CI 29.1 to 48.0) and 53.0% higher at day 6 (41.2 to 65.7). Plasma NAD did not differ at day 6 (p = 0.60). No secondary clinical, vital-sign, wellbeing or wearable endpoint survived multiple-testing correction.
What it means
The assay measured total NAD, including NAD+ and NADH, in whole blood, largely reflecting red blood cells. It did not prove intact NAD+ absorption or delivery to brain or muscle. The paper also describes a 50% NAD+/50% polyethylene-glycol powder; active-dose versus powder-mass wording and registry totals are not fully aligned. Do not convert this schedule to capsule equivalents. Registration was retrospective, analysis exclusions matter, and the study has commercial involvement. The finished Neurogan blend was not tested.

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TIMMERS · 2011 · CROSSOVER TRIAL

A small metabolic signal, not weight loss

Selected metabolic markers improved after a month of resveratrol. The study did not show weight loss. [2]

Study design, measured results and limitations
Who and how
Eleven otherwise healthy men with obesity received resVida trans-resveratrol, 150 mg daily, and placebo in two 30-day periods separated by a four-week washout. Each person acted as his own control. Participants kept their usual lifestyle.
What changed
At the end of the periods, HOMA index was 2.43 ± 0.24 with resveratrol and 2.80 ± 0.20 with placebo (mean ± SEM; n = 11; p = 0.03). Fasting insulin was 10.31 ± 1.25 versus 11.94 ± 1.11 mU/L (p = 0.04). Selected liver-fat, blood-pressure and muscle laboratory measures also favored resveratrol.
What it means
These are treatment-period endpoints, not a before-and-after fall. HOMA is an indirect insulin-resistance estimate. A direct whole-body insulin-sensitivity benefit could not be established. There was no weight loss or lower total 24-hour energy expenditure. This small, male-only study cannot establish prevention of diabetes or longer life. The branded study ingredient was not a Neurogan formula.

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POULSEN · 2013 · RANDOMIZED TRIAL

A higher dose did not reproduce the benefit

The primary insulin-sensitivity test did not improve with high-dose resveratrol. [3]

Study design, measured results and limitations
Who and how
Twenty-six men with obesity were enrolled; 24 completed, 12 per group. The parallel, double-blind trial compared trans-resveratrol 500 mg three times daily, or 1,500 mg/day, with placebo for four weeks. Insulin sensitivity was measured using a hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp.
What changed
No significant benefit was found for the primary insulin-sensitivity outcome, glucose metabolism, energy expenditure, blood pressure, body composition, liver fat or muscle fat. Insulin sensitivity deteriorated nonsignificantly in both groups.
What it means
A null result is not proof that every dose or population has no response. It is strong reason not to assume that more milligrams produce more benefit. The methods differ from the small Timmers crossover study, so this is not a direct dose-response comparison.

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JEYARAMAN · 2020 · COCHRANE REVIEW

Why the diabetes reviews do not all agree

The tightly selected short trials did not establish a glucose-control benefit. [4]

Study design, measured results and limitations
Who and how
This systematic review included three randomized trials with 50 adults with type 2 diabetes. Resveratrol alone at 10, 150 or 1,000 mg/day was compared with placebo for four to five weeks. The search ended in December 2018.
What changed
Fasting glucose: mean difference +2 mg/dL, 95% CI −2 to +7 (two trials, 31 participants). Insulin resistance: mean difference −0.35, 95% CI −0.99 to +0.28 (two trials, 36 participants). Both intervals include no effect.
What it means
The evidence was very uncertain and brief. No conclusions about long-term diabetes complications, quality of life or mortality were possible. This older review is not the whole current evidence base; its stricter eligibility and short follow-up help explain differences from broader reviews.

Read the source · Systematic review, public summary

MCDERMOTT · 2024 · NICE TRIAL · CONTEXT ONLY

NR is not NAD+: a near-match worth separating

The NICE study is a precursor trial, not evidence for direct NAD+ plus resveratrol. [5]

Study design, measured results and limitations
Who and how
Ninety people with peripheral artery disease were assigned to nicotinamide riboside (NR), NR plus resveratrol, or placebo for six months. The interventions used NR 1,000 mg/day, with or without resveratrol 125 mg/day.
What changed
NR was studied as a precursor the body can use to make NAD. The trial did not administer direct NAD+ and therefore is not counted as a trial of this blend. Its walking results are not reproduced as a product benefit.
What it means
Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN), NR, reduced NADH and oxidized NAD+ are different interventions. A blood NAD measurement does not identify which molecule was swallowed. Separate ingredient trials cannot show combination synergy, an optimal ratio or combined long-term safety.

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This is a selected evidence review, not an exhaustive systematic review of every possible use. A review can contain the trials shown above; those are not additional independent experiments. A p-value describes statistical evidence, not the size or importance of a benefit.

FROM THE STUDY TO THE LABEL

Compare the actual formulation.

Current catalog labels are product information, not independent proof of efficacy, identity, potency or bioequivalence. No finished Neurogan product below was the intervention in the cited trials.

NAD + Resveratrol Capsules

Supplement Facts: Two capsules: 600 mg nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide plus 600 mg micronized trans-resveratrol.

Directions: Directions: two capsules daily. The 1,200 mg total is the sum of two ingredients, not 1,200 mg NAD+.

Research comparison: Direct NAD+, not NMN or NR. One marketing-image alt text mentions NMN, but Supplement Facts names NAD. No matching combination trial was identified.

Current product listing · Original label image

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Supplement Facts for NAD + Resveratrol Capsules. Full amounts are transcribed above.

This is the label image linked by the live product record when reviewed on 10 September 2026.

Serving size and daily directions are listed separately. A dose similarity is not evidence that a different formula produces the same outcomes.

Labels and listings can change. Check the package you receive and discuss individual use with a qualified clinician.

Resveratrol Capsules

Supplement Facts: 1,400 mg micronized trans-resveratrol per two-capsule serving.

Directions: Directions say one capsule each morning, equivalent to 700 mg, not the full labeled serving. The label and directions use different serving amounts.

Research comparison: The 150 mg resVida trials used a lower dose and different preparation. Micronization and a higher dose do not establish greater benefit.

Current product listing · Original label image

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Supplement Facts for Resveratrol Capsules. Full amounts are transcribed above.

This is the label image linked by the live product record when reviewed on 10 September 2026.

Serving size and daily directions are listed separately. A dose similarity is not evidence that a different formula produces the same outcomes.

Labels and listings can change. Check the package you receive and discuss individual use with a qualified clinician.

SAFETY AND REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS

Short trials cannot settle long-term safety.

The direct NAD+ trial lasted five treatment days and reported one mild nausea event. That cannot establish the safety of chronic use, other delivery systems or this blend. Resveratrol adds gastrointestinal, bleeding and drug-interaction considerations. Ask a clinician before use with prescription medicines, during cancer treatment, before surgery, or with significant kidney or liver disease. Safety in pregnancy, breastfeeding and children is not established here.

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How to use this review responsibly

This page is educational, not a diagnosis, treatment plan or individualized dose recommendation. Do not stop prescribed treatment or replace established care on the basis of a biomarker result. “No significant difference” does not prove two treatments are equivalent, and “well tolerated” in a small trial does not rule out rare harms.

Bring the full ingredient list, medicines and health history to a clinician or pharmacist. In a blend, the safety question concerns every ingredient together, not only the name on the front label.

REFERENCES AND ACCESS

Follow the evidence.

Links lead to primary publications or systematic reviews. Access limitations are stated rather than filled with assumed methods or outcomes. Product comparisons use the live product records and linked label images above.

  1. KORNILOV · 2026 · PHASE 0/1B TRIAL

    Blood NAD increased. Clinical benefits were not established.. Access reviewed: Primary full text.

    Open publication · Return to study summary
  2. TIMMERS · 2011 · CROSSOVER TRIAL

    A small metabolic signal, not weight loss. Access reviewed: Primary full text.

    Open publication · Return to study summary
  3. POULSEN · 2013 · RANDOMIZED TRIAL

    A higher dose did not reproduce the benefit. Access reviewed: Primary full text.

    Open publication · Return to study summary
  4. JEYARAMAN · 2020 · COCHRANE REVIEW

    Why the diabetes reviews do not all agree. Access reviewed: Systematic review, public summary.

    Open publication · Return to study summary
  5. MCDERMOTT · 2024 · NICE TRIAL · CONTEXT ONLY

    NR is not NAD+: a near-match worth separating. Access reviewed: Primary full text.

    Open publication · Return to study summary