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To: Shoot1st who wrote (1309)	7/28/2007 3:10:12 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) of 17079

Read it again. No-flush-niacin does NOT have that effect. 30 million prescriptions in Germany prove that. Hoffman, the researcher who discovered it says that too. Slow release are wax combinations NOT chemical combinations (as in no-flush-niacin (inositol hexanicotinate)), but dissolution-in the-colon compounds, the safest of which are the prescription "extended release" varieties as they are called, to differentiate them. I have used IH for 1.5 years and seen no increase in blood sugar or hepatic enzymes. For that reason, All liver affecting drugs should be taken with COQ10 the precursor to COQA, the main liver enzyme. The patent for Lipitor originally included COQ10. All liver enzyme affecting substances taken in heart therapeutic quantities should accompany test for liver enzymes at least once every three months. You need really high excursions, up to 3 times the upper limit to get real concern. In general IH is totally safe. 1 in 100 people get a flush from it. The flush is not bad. It does not last long and can be reduced with prior enteric aspirin, and dietary cautions. EC<:-}

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