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NMN for Stroke Recovery: What the Evidence Actually Shows

Category: neurological | ICD-10: I69.30 | Evidence tier: mouse-only

What is Stroke Recovery?

Stroke recovery covers the rehabilitation phase after ischaemic or haemorrhagic stroke, focused on restoring movement, speech, swallowing and cognition.

NMN relevance: the published evidence

Animal models suggest NAD+ precursors reduce ischaemic brain injury, but no human stroke trial has been completed with NMN. Time-sensitive therapy (thrombolysis, thrombectomy) and structured rehabilitation are the established interventions.

Questions to ask before supplementing

No dose validated for stroke recovery.

Contraindications and red flags

Stroke survivors are usually on antiplatelets or anticoagulants; clear any supplement with the neurologist.

Bottom line for Malaysian patients

NMN is not registered with NPRA as a treatment for any specific condition; it is sold as a general health supplement. If you have stroke recovery, use this page as a question list for a registered medical practitioner before adding NMN to existing therapy. Read our safety guide for full red-flag context.

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