What does no flush mean in timed-release niacin.?
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Too high of levels of niacin will leave you feeling hot and your skin will turn flush, red, and blotchy. Time realease will prevent overflooding of levels in your system.
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The RDA for niacin is 14 mg for women and 16 mg for men. Specific disorders usually require higher doses. Megadoses can cause serious side effects, such as abdominal cramping, nausea, and vomiting; lightheadedness; ulcers; and skin rashes, flushing or itching. Liver damage is also a risk with long-term use of niacinamide and nicotinic acid. Inositol hexaniacinate in doses higher than 2,000 mg a day may have a blood-thinning effect.
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Niacin in large quantities is a vasodilator. Large amounts of niacin (either from vitamin B3 tablets or from treated meats) may cause dose related, harmless and short-lived sensations ranging from a mildly pleasant warm flush to tingling to extreme skin flushing resembling a sunburn, itching, gastric disturbances, and lowering of blood pressure.
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I tried to do a quick search, but couldn't find anything. I suggest you try asking your pharmacist or doctor. They would probably know. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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I am actually a doctor and I administer and review UA/DS everyday. What you need to do STAT is go to CVS or GNC or some vitamin supplement place and buy NoFlush Niacin. Try to drink a gallon of water and take of the niacin everyday. If you stick to this you have a shot. Write me at mcc_md@yahoo.com if you want to know more about this or anything else. Seriously ignore all the other shit above, this will work.
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Does your cycle allow some time for the release agent spray?  It sounds like a timing issue to me, maybe you need to give the spray another second to complete.  \n\nis it really a short shot, or just a sensor malfunction? \n\nGood luck with that! \n\nCheers
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I don't see B6 or B12 in NOX-CG3, which I find really helps with focus during workouts. I use BSN's N.O. Explode, which is essentially the same thing (competing product). I have noticed my endurance and strength substantially increasing. Definitely helps with recovery, not just after a workout, but even during sets. I give N.O supplements a thumbs up.
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Nutralite is a brand of vitamins. Unless it specify on the bottle that says time release. It's not.
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Take over the counter niacine, it lowers the LDL and elevates the HDL.  It really works, I use it, and my LDL was abnormal.
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None, there are some suppliments like, Hydroxycut, Leanfire or Xenadrine (Look for the Effedra Free ones). These are basically only good for athelets prior to competion to help them get to the fat level they want to be at prior to a show. But to use these without any cardio is a waste of money as the active ingredients will do you no good unless you get your heart rate up.
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If it's a urine test your straight.  You can do one of two things.  1. Go to a G.N.C. (a nutrition store) ask an employee for flushers.  They are a little pricey about $30 bucks.  Make sure you read the directions before you drink it.  You have to drink it a few hours before the test and it blocks the THC some how.  2. You can keep your money and hope that the test you take is not to sophisticated.  You have to drink alot of water, like a gallon or more, right before the test like 2-3 hours.  When you take the test, your urine will be diluted and the test will only pick up water.  Hopefully, it won't know it's just water, and not urine.  I had a friend who did this to pass a test for the Army, and it worked.  If they take blood, hair, or do a saliva test, your screwed. And don't try drinking vinegar, or cranberry juice or any other goofy drinks.  Only water and flushers actually work. I read someone's answer that said to drink bleach.  Not a good idea you can do serious internal damage doing so. Drinking water does not clean you out, it only dilutes the urine so such a small amount if any of THC doesn't show up on the test. I tried Niacin once to pass atest and broke out in a severe case of hives.  If you've never had hives, trust me, you'd be better off failing the test. It's like pure hell, very painful.Trust me, water or flushers.  They WORK!  Good Luck bro
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It depends on your body mass index. The more fat that you have on you, the longer you will hold onto it. But the general rule of thumb is thirty days.If you need a way to get it out of your system faster, take a lot of Niacin, and drinks TONS of water. Cranberry juice works, too. If you have to take a piss test, drink water, pee. drink water, pee about four times. Don't try bleach, or anything STUPID like that. Just do it naturally. Sometimes GNC sells cleansers.
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Niacin is a vitamin; it belongs to a group of vitamins called B complex and it is often called B3 vitamin. NIACIN does many important things in your body - together with other B vitamins it helps in turning carbohydrates into sugar which is then used to produce energy in your organism, they play important role in keeping your hair, nails and skin healthy and good looking and your liver working properly. In your case NIACIN should improve circulation of blood and lessen the level of triglyceride and bad LDL cholesterol in your blood. If you are using it together with a medicine called simvastatin you are greatly improving your chances of avoiding heart attack. Your body is capable of producing NIACIN (it can easily convert one of amino acids called tryptophan into niacin), and it can also be found in brewer's yeast, beef liver, chicken, veal, salmon, tuna, sunflower seeds, and peanuts. However, in order to be successful in lowering the level of LDL cholesterol, NIACIN must be taken in high doses, so you are to take it in tablets or capsules, as addition to the intake through food. These high doses can have side effects, the most common of which is known as NIACIN flush. It manifests in tingling sensation in the face and red skin. You can make this effect less severe if you take an aspirin about half an hour before you take your NIACIN pill. It is also possible that you feel dizziness and fast heartbeat, which is a sign to call doctor immediately. Other possible side effects are headache, vomiting, diarrhea, bloating etc. \n\nhttp://www.herbalicious.com/vitamin_NIACIN.html
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From Wikipedia.org:\n\n"Severe lack of niacin causes the deficiency disease pellagra, wherein a mild deficiency slows down the metabolism decreasing cold tolerance. Extemely high doses of Niacin can cause niacin maculopathy, a thickening of the macula and retina which leads to blurred vision and blindness. [2] The recommended daily allowance of niacin is 2-12 mg a day for children, 14 mg a day for women, 16 mg a day for men, and 18 mg a day for pregnant or breast-feeding women.[3]"\n\nDerivatives of Niacin are NADH, NAD, NAD+, and NADP, which are involved in producing cellular energy in the mitochondrial. Thus, one could rationalize that a lack of Niacin would ultimately result in lower energy production.
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yes,according to several articles ive read in various health magazines, a lot of people report this problem with lipitor.talk 2 ur dr-maybe they can switch u to another med.but keep taking it while u wait 2 c the dr,keeping cholestrol low is important.it can cause acid reflux,too-so dont take it and then go to sleep-remain upright @ least one half hour,so it has time to go down the esophagus .
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There is very little risk of overdosing on this product.  The only B-vitamins with any serious potential for toxicity are niacin and B6.  \n\nIn very high doses used for controlling cholesterol levels, and taken for very long periods of time, there is a risk of liver toxicity with niacin (but not niacinamide).\n\nAgain, in very high doses (300 mg/day for months to years) of B6 for a few people has apparently caused a reversible peripheral neuropathy.\n\nThe doses in this product would be safe at much higher levels than you are taking.  If you feel your panic attacks are helped by these nutrients you can safely take more to see if you improve further.\n\nIt is important to recognize that B-vitamins function as cofactors for many enzymes.  Sometimes these enzymes are genetically 'defective' and require much, much higher levels of the associated B-vitamin cofactor to properly activate the enzyme.  There are over 50 known genetic diseases that are treated with extremely high doses of the proper B-vitamin to activate the defective enzyme.  It is unknown how many people have an 'intermediate' level of function of an enzyme that may also respond to high doses of the vitamin cofactor, but it is likely that such situations are common.  For example, an important enzyme known as MTHFR (methylene tetrahydrofolate reductase) requires B2 as its cofactor. 10 -20% of the population has a genetic 'variant' of this enzyme that requires much higher doses of B2 for proper activity of the enzyme.  This particular issue plays an important role in the risk for many chronic diseases such as cancer and heart disease.\n\nI realize I have kind of run on a bit here.  But you asked a very important question and sadly, many health professionals (i.e. medical doctors) do not know this basic biochemistry and therefore believe the false concept that 'high doses of b-vitamins just make expensive urine'.\n\nBest wishes and good luck.\n\nP.S.  Given your problem with panic attacks, you may also want to try taking some fish oil  supplements.  These provide important omega-3 fatty acids that are critical for the healthy functioning of your cell's membranes and also play a vital role in reducing inflammation.\nA good (not Centrum, One-D-Day or other 'Junk' supplements) multi-vitamin/mineral supplement may also be appropriate for you.
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Sorry but I don't have a PDR with me.  This is all that I could find on the Internet:\n\n"It reaches peak plasma levels quickly regardless of whether it is administered as a liquid or pills."