Re: Intermittant Claudication

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What seems to work the best is the non-flush niacin

capsules. One or two of them three times a day. That

should take care of it. They are safe and do not

cause the unpleasant flushing associated with higher

doses of niacin.

For regular cramps, calcium, potassium, magnesium,

and vitamin E would be enough. At 84, anybody should

be taking a supplement with those ingredients anyway.

Also, to oxygenate, Vit. O drops would be recommended.

If you wanted to add cayenne pepper, that too would increase

circulation, but I don't see that it is needed to help her.

JP

> |My 84 year old mother suffers from intermittent caludication.

> |Her doctor prescribed wine which helped somewhat but now she is ready to

> |try some nutritional supplements. Any suggestions? Things like ginko,

> |phos. serine, acetyl L carnitine, come to mind. I need to keep the

> |number of supplements to a minimum for her to comply but need maximum

> |bang.

> |

> |Thanks,

> |

> |Dennis

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The 'non-flush' version of Niacin is known as niacinimide,

and is very effective at dilating the blood vessels deep in

the body tissues and organs, while regular niacin is

effective at dilating the surface blood vessels (hence the

'flush'). Also, you develop a tolerance to the flush effect

fairly quickly, which suggests to me that your surface blood

vessels are STAYING open.

Re: Intermittant Claudication

> What seems to work the best is the non-flush niacin

> capsules. One or two of them three times a day. That

> should take care of it. They are safe and do not

> cause the unpleasant flushing associated with higher

> doses of niacin.

>

> For regular cramps, calcium, potassium, magnesium,

> and vitamin E would be enough. At 84, anybody should

> be taking a supplement with those ingredients anyway.

>

> Also, to oxygenate, Vit. O drops would be recommended.

> If you wanted to add cayenne pepper, that too would

increase

> circulation, but I don't see that it is needed to help

her.

> JP

>

> > |My 84 year old mother suffers from intermittent

caludication.

> > |Her doctor prescribed wine which helped somewhat but

now she is ready to

> > |try some nutritional supplements. Any suggestions?

Things like ginko,

> > |phos. serine, acetyl L carnitine, come to mind. I need

to keep the

> > |number of supplements to a minimum for her to comply

but need maximum

> > |bang.

> > |

> > |Thanks,

> > |

> > |Dennis

>

>

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also vinpocetine (OTC here) and pirecetam (OTC on the net) or from

compounding pharmacy.

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Intermittant Claudication

|My 84 year old mother suffers from intermittent caludication.

|Her doctor prescribed wine which helped somewhat but now she is ready to

|try some nutritional supplements. Any suggestions? Things like ginko,

|phos. serine, acetyl L carnitine, come to mind. I need to keep the

|number of supplements to a minimum for her to comply but need maximum

|bang.

|

|Thanks,

|

|Dennis

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Try 30mls of whisky with fruit juice before retiring each night, works well

for my mother.

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Intermittant Claudication

My 84 year old mother suffers from intermittent caludication.

Her doctor prescribed wine which helped somewhat but now she is ready to

try some nutritional supplements. Any suggestions? Things like ginko,

phos. serine, acetyl L carnitine, come to mind. I need to keep the

number of supplements to a minimum for her to comply but need maximum

bang.

Thanks,

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That's true about niacinamide, but actually I was referring to

inositol hexanicotinate. I am thinking about a formula that

has that plus chromium and vitamin C in it. It seems to

work really fast on intermittent claudication. I don't know

if the niacinamide would do that, although I think it is

supposed to be pretty good on arthritic knee pain. It is

a deep vasodilator so you would think it would work,

but I would suggest looking for the inositol hexanicotinate.

> The 'non-flush' version of Niacin is known as niacinimide,

> and is very effective at dilating the blood vessels deep in

> the body tissues and organs, while regular niacin is

> effective at dilating the surface blood vessels (hence the

> 'flush'). Also, you develop a tolerance to the flush effect

> fairly quickly, which suggests to me that your surface blood

> vessels are STAYING open.

>

>

>

> Re: Intermittant Claudication

>

>

> > What seems to work the best is the non-flush niacin

> > capsules. One or two of them three times a day. That

> > should take care of it. They are safe and do not

> > cause the unpleasant flushing associated with higher

> > doses of niacin.

> >

> > For regular cramps, calcium, potassium, magnesium,

> > and vitamin E would be enough. At 84, anybody should

> > be taking a supplement with those ingredients anyway.

> >

> > Also, to oxygenate, Vit. O drops would be recommended.

> > If you wanted to add cayenne pepper, that too would

> increase

> > circulation, but I don't see that it is needed to help

> her.

> > JP

> >

> > > |My 84 year old mother suffers from intermittent

> caludication.

> > > |Her doctor prescribed wine which helped somewhat but

> now she is ready to

> > > |try some nutritional supplements. Any suggestions?

> Things like ginko,

> > > |phos. serine, acetyl L carnitine, come to mind. I need

> to keep the

> > > |number of supplements to a minimum for her to comply

> but need maximum

> > > |bang.

> > > |

> > > |Thanks,

> > > |

> > > |Dennis

> >

> >

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,

Any idea as to the manufacturer of the formula you refer to?

Dennis

Price wrote:

>

> That's true about niacinamide, but actually I was referring to

> inositol hexanicotinate. I am thinking about a formula that

> has that plus chromium and vitamin C in it. It seems to

> work really fast on intermittent claudication. I don't know

> if the niacinamide would do that, although I think it is

> supposed to be pretty good on arthritic knee pain. It is

> a deep vasodilator so you would think it would work,

> but I would suggest looking for the inositol hexanicotinate.

>

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Go to a health food store and ask for non-flush niacin with

inositol hexanicotinate or just nose around in the B vitamins.

I would think that you can find it. I order mine through the mail.

Take it for about three days and if it doesn't help, double the dose

until you find a dose that does. One caution: just because it works,

don't think that once the symptoms go away, you can stop. The

problem will probably come back within a week. Just be thankful

for something that works and stay on it.

Good luck.

JP

> Any idea as to the manufacturer of the formula you refer to?

>

> Dennis

>

> Price wrote:

> >

> > That's true about niacinamide, but actually I was referring to

> > inositol hexanicotinate. I am thinking about a formula that

> > has that plus chromium and vitamin C in it. It seems to

> > work really fast on intermittent claudication. I don't know

> > if the niacinamide would do that, although I think it is

> > supposed to be pretty good on arthritic knee pain. It is

> > a deep vasodilator so you would think it would work,

> > but I would suggest looking for the inositol hexanicotinate.

> >

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