New Research: The Vitamin That Could Help Prevent Skin Cancer
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Hey friend, Quick email because we saw this new research, and thought you should see it too. We all know sunscreen matters — but what if something as simple as a daily vitamin could add another layer of defense? A new Veterans Affairs study just confirmed that a common, inexpensive nutrient — a special form of vitamin B3 called nicotinamide — may help reduce the risk of skin-cancer recurrence by up to 54%. This version of B3 works quietly behind the scenes to support DNA repair, reduce inflammation, and keep your skin’s defenses strong. It’s a powerful reminder that prevention isn’t just about avoiding harm — it’s about stacking small advantages that help us stay stronger, longer. Stay bOlder, Angela & Stacey - bOlder Nation P.S. We've started a TikTok. Come join us in the bold and sometimes silly fun. The wild thing is, you’re probably just one consistent year away from a totally different life.
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