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Uploaded by on Aug 4, 2008

What makes Niacin a special drug?

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  • Niacin is NOT a drug. It is a nutrient. Niacin and Niacinimde IS B3. See Dr. Abram. Hoffer.

  • It's not a drug its a vitamin. b3.

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  • b.3 is vitamin.

  • its not necessary to talk so loud at the computer. your not in front of an audience.

  • I appreciate what you are attempting to do but It sounds like your are regurgitating a medical dictionary. If you want the average person to understand what you are saying, please explain instead of just give us definitions... Your videos would be far more effective.

  • Thanks for taking your time to share this information.

  • thanks for the information. I am taking Niacin. I admitted the flushing , but it decreased my cholesterol,..

    And he is speaking English .

    thanks

  • thanks for the information. I am taking Niacin. I admitted the flushing , but it decreased my cholesterol,..

    And he is speaking English .

    thank

  • I just found out that I will need to use Niacin as a vitamin supplment to help control my high chlolesterol. I found the video very informative. Thank you. And yes he's speaking english.

  • If FDA finds out that niacin is a drug , we are f....ed!

  • is this dude talking english

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