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Have you ever taken a supplement and flushed red a little while later? It’s natural to assume you’ve had an allergic reaction. Unlike other nutrients, niacin, also known as vitamin B3, causes something known as the niacin flush. This harmless reaction can occur if you take more niacin than your body is used to taking.
Have you ever taken a supplement and flushed red a little while later? It’s natural to assume you’ve had an allergic reaction. Unlike other nutrients, niacin, also known as vitamin B3, causes something known as the niacin flush. This harmless reaction can occur if you take more niacin than your body is used to taking. It can also happen if you don’t take niacin-containing supplements with food. In this article, you’ll learn more about the niacin flush, its benefits, what to do if it happens, and how to prevent it. What is the Niacin Flush? 
Niacin Flush vs. No Flush: What's the Difference? - Life Extension
Inside Out Support: Niacin may help support healthy energy metabolism, nerves, GI tract & skin Feel the Flush: Healthy blood flow support; may cause
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Is Niacin Flush Harmful?
No Flush Niacin offers all the benefits people get in niacin supplements: metabolism health, cardiovascular and neurological support. However, it
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Niacin Flush vs. No Flush: What's the Difference? - Life Extension
