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I’d like to explain the difference
between the two different forms of B3 we
have niacin and we have niacinamide the
two big differences are this
niacin will give you the flush okay that
flushing response that vasodilation
response but niacinamide won’t so it’s a
non-flush effect of B3 the other
important distinction is with niacin you
get all the lipid benefits okay so you
have all these great benefits with
lowering cholesterol lowering LDL
increasing HDL decreasing inflammation
inside the artery whereas niacinamide
does not have those benefits so if
you’re trying to lower your cholesterol
niacin is the one you want to use now
both of these vitamins chemically work
in a similar way especially in turning
food into energy now niacin
is really effective for fatty liver not
just the fatty liver but a liver that’s
inflamed a liver that is developing Scar
Tissue like in cirrhosis and so niacin
is a really good to remove fat from your
liver now what’s interesting about this
B3 both niacin and niacinamide is the
amount of research that is done on this
compound I mean it’s like it’s
mind-blowing and to me I’m just curious
like why would they do all this research
on something that’s like a a vitamin
it’s so cheap when that competes for
certain drugs
I mean they found niacin to be a
standalone effective remedy for managing
your cholesterol and doctors used to use
niacin before statins came on stage but
if you dig a little bit further you’re
going to see
um quite a few articles and internet
links to the dangers of niacin so I want
to talk about that you know it’s a lot
of discouragement from using niacin
because it could be dangerous to your
liver can create liver toxicity and if
you actually read some of these articles
you would never take Niacin well if you
dig a little further you’re going to
find out that it’s rare
it’s usually involved with a certain
percent of the population like 20 of the
population that is taking very high
doses over a long period of Time and
Time release niacin it’s actually not as
common as you might think I mean when
you think about even watching a
commercial a drug commercial in the U.S
I mean may cause projectile vomiting
suicide it might put you in coma and you
might die I mean think about the side
effects from medication and then you
compare that to some rare side effect
from a vitamin it just does not compare
I mean do you know any medication that
doesn’t produce side effects very
commonly now there is one article I want
to bring up just right now related to
nice and increasing your liver enzymes
right which again is rare but one doctor
had an interesting commentary on that
that point because when you start to
increase niacin and you start to
increase this cofactor of making energy
not just in your liver but in all the
organs apparently there’s going to be
more demand for liver enzymes to make
that happen so one potential possible
reason for an increase in liver enzymes
is just that you’re converting more
energy and giving more energy to the
rest of the body so now that I got that
out of the way let’s talk about some
other benefits niacin apparently
it has been effective for schizophrenia
now there is some data related to
certain genetic variations or problems
which can put someone at risk for having
schizophrenia and apparently this Gene
which is n a p r T1 is the enzyme for
making niacin interesting coincidence so
if any of you know anyone with
schizophrenia definitely have them watch
this video and there’s also another
condition that I want to bring up called
drug induced dyskinesia which is a
condition where you’re having these
involuntary abnormal movements of your
body and there’s some great research on
adding niacin and manganese for that
condition so if you have dyskinesia you
may want to use those two things so now
let’s shift over to niacinamide talk a
little bit more about that what other
conditions has this been shown to be
effective in well number one acne
dermatitis
rosacea and even psoriasis both taking
in capsule form as well as in a cream
there’s a lot of things that it could
help you with that I’m not going to get
into but basically it’ll lower your
histamines it will reduce certain immune
inflammatory factors it’ll help decrease
the flaking or the plaques on your skin
and for acne it can actually help
decrease sebum which is the oil in the
sebaceous gland which is inflamed
niacinamide has also been effective for
arthritis it’s used a lot with certain
facial creams for preventing aging and
hyperpigmentation niacinamide is also
good for the person who has a temper you
can give it to your kids that have have
a temper tantrum and it’ll just chill
them out it’s good for anxiety okay and
so is B1 but B3 is also good as I was
reading the side effect from niacin
you know I was just thinking what if you
became deficient in B3 what would be the
side effects of that right people don’t
talk about that that’s called pellegra
that is a serious condition where you
have diarrhea you have depression uh you
could die you can get dementia and
develop a really serious skin disorder
but you can develop a B3 deficiency by
drinking a lot of alcohol by consuming a
lot of refined Foods especially corn
apparently corn tends to bind up uh
tryptophan which is amino acid that
turns into niacinam and so the early
Indians when they used to
um use Maize or corn in their food they
had a technique they would soak it in
lime and that would alkalize this corn
meal and that would free up the niacin
that was necessary to prevent pellegra
but of course nowadays we don’t do that
right we just grind up the corn and we
just eat it in corn chips and all sorts
of foods but if you’re living on a diet
just a corn chances are you probably are
going to develop pellegra in summary
niacin gives you the flesh niacinamide
won’t give you the flesh niacin is
really good for cholesterol all aspects
of cholesterol your lipids and a fatty
liver it’s good for all that it’s also
good for schizophrenia dyskinesia and
then niacinamide is really good for
everything related to the skin and
inflammation and arthritis and anxiety
now since we touched on these lipids and
cholesterol I did an exclusive video on
the relationship between taking niacin
and what it can do for your cholesterol
in more detail you should check that out
I put it up right here