Re: Re Don't take flush free niacin for MS

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Please read earlier post (below) by Cyndi regarding flush free niacin below. Taking regualr niacine is recommended, but not flush-free for those with MS or other myelin issues.

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the entire subject came up in a inservice we had at the pharmacy with skip and a band of pharmacy students and some research I had them do. I'm not saying not to take niacin. in fact I would think with a release of histamine niacin would be a pretty kickbutt thing to do. but in the research we did we found that FLUSH FREE NIACIN is not really flush free niacin. Its Inositol.

> Inositol increase natural killer cells. which attack the myelin sheath.cyndi

On Nov 17, 2006, at 6:40 PM, surffcity wrote:

>> we there is no such thing as flush free niacin. Its Inositol. and > Inositol increase natural killer cells. which attack the myelin sheath.> cyndi>

[Guest guest]

so is all niacinamide the same as inositol? niacinamide is in my multi.

Arlene

-------------- Original message -------------- From: "Aletha Wittmann" <Aletha@...>

Please read earlier post (below) by Cyndi regarding flush free niacin below. Taking regualr niacine is recommended, but not flush-free for those with MS or other myelin issues.

***** the entire subject came up in a inservice we had at the pharmacy with skip and a band of pharmacy students and some research I had them do. I'm not saying not to take niacin. in fact I would think with a release of histamine niacin would be a pretty kickbutt thing to do. but in the research we did we found that FLUSH FREE NIACIN is not really flush free niacin. Its Inositol.

> Inositol increase natural killer cells. which attack the myelin sheath.cyndi

On Nov 17, 2006, at 6:40 PM, surffcity wrote:

>> we there is no such thing as flush free niacin. Its Inositol. and > Inositol increase natural killer cells. which attack the myelin sheath.> cyndi>

[Guest guest]

No; Niacinamide is Niacin B3; Inositol is flush free Niacin B3; so

Niacinamide is not Inositol; Niacinamide is Vitamin B3 so you are ok;-

-- In low dose naltrexone , arlizotte@... wrote:

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> so is all niacinamide the same as inositol? niacinamide is in my

multi.

> Arlene

>

> -------------- Original message --------------

> From: " Aletha Wittmann " <Aletha@...>

> Please read earlier post (below) by Cyndi regarding flush free

niacin below. Taking regualr niacine is recommended, but not flush-

free for those with MS or other myelin issues.

> *****

> the entire subject came up in a inservice we had at the pharmacy

with skip and a band of pharmacy students and some research I had

them do. I'm not saying not to take niacin. in fact I would think

with a release of histamine niacin would be a pretty kickbutt thing

to do.

> but in the research we did we found that FLUSH FREE NIACIN is not

really flush free niacin. Its Inositol.

> > Inositol increase natural killer cells. which attack the myelin

> sheath.

> cyndi

>

>

> On Nov 17, 2006, at 6:40 PM, surffcity wrote:

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> > we there is no such thing as flush free niacin. Its Inositol. and

> > Inositol increase natural killer cells. which attack the myelin

> sheath.

> > cyndi

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