Re: I'm burning up re:Niacin

[Guest guest]

If anyone has ever used indoor tanning products, then I am sure you are aware

of the products that claim to have a " tingle " . They make the skin warm and

red. Niacin is ingredient that causes this sensation in these products.

God bless,

Hashi's, Graves, TED worsened by RAI Sept. 2001

http://www.mediboard.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=001091;p=1

[Guest guest]

If anyone has ever used indoor tanning products, then I am sure you are aware

of the products that claim to have a " tingle " . They make the skin warm and

red. Niacin is ingredient that causes this sensation in these products.

God bless,

Hashi's, Graves, TED worsened by RAI Sept. 2001

http://www.mediboard.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=001091;p=1

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the words, . I took 500mgs of it, probably too much to

begin with.

I have been taking B1 and B2 and thought I should balance it out with B3.

But I'll be seeing a ND on the 25th who will hopefully straighten me out in

the nutrition and supplement department and until then, I have no more plans

to further experiment on my own.