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Potential Interactions and Combined Use Considerations No interaction data or clinical guidance exists for combining AOD 9604 and retatrutide
I had no side effects, supresses appetite
Researchers studying NAD+ biology or methyl-donor pools should evaluate primary sources directly and note that NNMT inhibition has distinct mechanistic implications compared to direct NAD+ precursor supplementation with molecules like NMN or NAD+ itself
