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To: Lane3 who wrote (29103)	2/3/2015 5:30:43 PM
From: Frank Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39349

Thanks for that info, I found some articles indicating a small percent of people will have a niacin-heartbeat problem, never knew about that before. Going to discontinue niacin for a while, I will also inform a friend who takes a larger amount of niacin (2 grams), he has mentioned occasional heartbeat issues. ehealthme.com

To: Lane3 who wrote (29103)	12/13/2023 11:07:07 PM
From: Maple MAGA	1 Recommendation Recommended By Mick Mørmøny Respond to of 39349

"I'm about as sure as one can be about such things." I find it disheartening when deliberate ignorance and foolishness contribute to a biased perspective against niacin. Your immediate judgment could be accurate or flawed; a comprehensive analysis requires more than just personal anecdotes. Asserting a conclusive judgment from the presented evidence in your example is a logical fallacy. Your stance on niacin may be correct or mistaken. In contemporary discourse, people often conceal bias under the guise of other motives rather than acknowledging it explicitly.