LONGECITY

Study

Dietary niacin restriction of rats makes 'em smarter, by at least one criterion,
while supplemental niacin makes 'em dumber! Akkk!

ut oh. Well I'm taking niacin atm... I guess i'll stop when I get my Cholesterol levels to an acceptable level.

Seems that they used nicotinamide. It would be interesting to know whether nicotinic acid gives similar results.

Seems that they used nicotinamide. It would be interesting to know whether nicotinic acid gives similar results.

That nicotinamide sure seems evil. Inhibits SIRT1, makes you dumb, sheez, what is next???

Seems that they used nicotinamide. It would be interesting to know whether nicotinic acid gives similar results.

Do to this Study, I use nicotinic acid daily but in low amounts.

http://www.ncbi.nlm....5&dopt=Abstract

I would have to say that nicotinic acid DOES NOT make one dumber.

Seems that they used nicotinamide. It would be interesting to know whether nicotinic acid gives similar results.

Do to this Study, I use nicotinic acid daily but in low amounts.

http://www.ncbi.nlm....5&dopt=Abstract

I would have to say that nicotinic acid DOES NOT make one dumber.

Nice!

Do to this Study,  I use nicotinic acid daily but in low amounts.

http://www.ncbi.nlm....5&dopt=Abstract

I would have to say that nicotinic acid DOES NOT make one dumber.

Yo, like, smart dude...uh...that's the wrong "do", BTW. But you knew that due to your nicotinic acid use already!

Do to this Study,  I use nicotinic acid daily but in low amounts.

http://www.ncbi.nlm....5&dopt=Abstract

I would have to say that nicotinic acid DOES NOT make one dumber.

Yo, like, smart dude...uh...that's the wrong "do", BTW. But you knew that due to your nicotinic acid use already!

Good call. [thumb]

I just looked at my bottle of Ortho Core and it's packed with niacin [glasses] ...how could AOR got this one wrong??

I just looked at my bottle of Ortho Core and it's packed with niacin [glasses] ...how could AOR got this one wrong??

How do you conclude as to this being a screw up on AOR's part?
Edited by luv2increase, 28 March 2007 - 06:36 PM.

I don't conclude that. But their niacin content is too high considering the possible disadvantages that a high niacin might possess. I don't understand their philosophy on that part.

Ok, I hate to be that dumb guy... but I am a little confused about the different types of niacin. There are lots of different names going around, if someone could clarify them I would be gracious. Names: Niacin (flush and non-flush), nicotinamide, and nicotinic acid.

Maybe I am missing some forms. Further which forms are claimed to 'make one dumber'. Sorry for being a little stupid... I can't figure it out from wiki.

Ok, I hate to be that dumb guy

Jesus Christ man! What are you taking too much Niacin or what! Snap out of it.



Sorry had to say that

Let me throw another name in the works

I s o h e x a n i c o t i n a t e

Come on now girls and boys say it with me

I s o h e x a n i c o t i n a t e

yes that's right ;D

So what are the pros and cons of isohexanicotinate?

Jesus Christ man! What are you taking too much Niacin or what! Snap out of it.



Sorry had to say that

Let me throw another name in the works

I s o h e x a n i c o t i n a t e

Come on now girls and boys say it with me

I s o h e x a n i c o t i n a t e

yes that's right ;D

IHN is just another generic non-flush niacin

Yeah, never heard of isohexanicotinate.

Inositol Hexanicotinate, I'm familiar with.

Ok,
Someone just answered my question in another thread.
Flush Niacin = Nicotinic Acid
Non Flush Niacin = Nicotinamide
Then there is also the time released version Niaspan. (Extended Release Flush Niacin) This variety seems to be bad for the ole' liver.

Well Ima keep using nicotinic acid

I stand corrected shep