Yes, though I thought the "non-flushing" form was niacinamide. It has
been years since I messed around with it, and I may have forgotten the
name. I am now taking a B-complex with only 50 mg of niacinamide in it,
and seem to be ok after 2 days. We'll see. The reaction is usually quite
fast after ingestion, so I'm guessing this one doesn't bother me. It
would be much easier if I didn't have to take each factor of the Bs
separately which I had been doing to avoid the niacin.
sol
Denise Every wrote:
very hot and itchy.Extremely unpleasant and can last for a very long
time (24 or more hours). >>>>>
Does the type of niacin that's supposed to be non-flushing also create
that effect in you?
Denise
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