A flushing sensation that is mild not too discomforting. This usually occurs at higher doses (400mg) and not in 100mg tabs. "Flush-free" B3 (niacin) is a common product. I had the flushing syndrome with GABA as well, quite similar. Taking a B-50 or B-100 complex vitamin is a good way to balance niacin with all the other B vitamins.
Niacin (nicotinic acid) is an organic compound a.k.a. vitamin B3.
Niacin is a type of Vitamin B that is water-soluble. For children ages 9 to 10 years old, they should have one gram of niacin three times a day.
High-dose niacin, while often touted as a means to pass a drug screen, is ineffective. It is also quite dangerous if used inappropriately.
Niacin does not clean drugs -- ANY drug -- from your system. And massive doses of niacin can be toxic. In extreme cases this could result in liver failure, and at the very least it will be extremely unpleasant. See the Related Link below for more information.
yes niacin is a kind of vitamin
No. Niacin is a vitamin. Nicotinic acid
Niacin gives a temporary flush.
No, niacin is not a mineral at all. It is a vitamin.
Niacin is the generic name for Vitamin B3
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The US RDA for niacin is 20mg/day for adults. The US RDA for niacin is 15mg/day for kids.
No, Niacin doesn't have vitamin B12 but it does have B3.