Longevity Living: NAD+ and the South Florida Biohacking Scene

Why women need to be prioritized in longevity research

Why do women, on average, live longer than men yet often face a greater burden of chronic disease later in life? Why do some of the most fertile animals in nature, including queen bees and naked mole-rat queens, also live exceptionally long lives?

How a Florida institute aims to standardize longevity research at a global scale

MusB Research, co-founded in 2024 by Dr. Hariom Yadav and Dr. Shalini Jain as a University of South Florida spinout, seeks to standardize and validate the measurement of the 12 hallmarks of aging to bring scientific rigor to the longevity supplement industry. By establishing global research collaborations through the Mellow Consortium and enforcing strict research and diagnostic standards, MusB aims to develop both universal and region-specific interventions for healthy aging. Their ongoing work includes clinical trials on probiotics, postbiotics, and Ayurvedic herbs, and they plan to promote further research with a new open-access journal. The institute’s ultimate goal is to enable evidence-based lifestyle and longevity solutions accessible worldwide.

Longevity Living: NAD+ and the South Florida Biohacking Scene

This content is not written by The New Pelican South Florida has no shortage of wellness trends. IV lounges, recovery studios, concierge clinics, and longevity programs compete for residents who want more energy and a healthier future. One abbreviation appears across many of those menus: NAD+. NAD+ stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. It is a coenzyme used by every cell in energy metabolism, redox reactions, DNA repair, and other mainte…