1000mg of flush niacin and 2 tablespoons of carlsons fish oil every day has literally halved my LDL in a just under a month - I'm quite frankly amazed at how the numbers look considering I'm on an AI which is harsh on lipids. I just got my bloodwork back and had to share this because it blew my mind how effective this is.
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04-25-2013, 12:37 PM #1anonymousGuest
Cholesterol drop from one month of niacin and fish oil
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04-25-2013, 11:09 PM #10anonymousGuest
Great to see others have similar experiences, my Hdl is still only forty but it was eighteen a couple of months ago.
Sadly I can't persuade my relatives to use either high quality fish oil or flush niacin to treat their horrid cholesterol
The flush fades after a while, now I only get "sunburn " on my head for half an hour or soLast edited by Halfway; 04-25-2013 at 11:18 PM.
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04-28-2013, 06:07 AM #13
Good to hear it's working Halfway. My Cholesterol was a tad too high last Doc visit. Triglycerides too high. I've upped the fish oils, and he put me on a prescription Fish Oil- it's called Omacor- don't know what it's called in the States. It ain't cheap either at $70-00 a bottle of 28 capsules- but hey it's my health.
It's got 1000mg of Omega- 3- acid and ethyl esters 90- whatever that is... The Chemist also recommended something called Cholestrienol, which I'm also taking. Going to do all the blood tests again in Early June, so hopefully it'll all work, but I won't know for a couple months yet! CheersPeople asking questions lost in confusion, Well I tell them there's no problem,
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04-28-2013, 09:44 AM #14
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Some years back the VA docs wanted me to take Statin drugs. Knowing that statins cause your liver to produce less CoQ10(energy, heart necessary) I asked if they were also going to supplement the needed CoQ10, and told they why it was propertly needed. They said no to CoQ10 as it was not an approved AMA therapy, and I refused the Statin drugs. Note: the makers/deverlopers of statings KNEW about the drug limiting your CoQ10)
I did see a pharmicist (originally from Romania) and she asked me about the above. She smiled and said she would get me some SLO-NIACIN that would not cause a flush 250mg four times a day, breakfast, mid mrning, lunch and supper just to make sure it does not interfere with sleep.
I also take 9 grams of fish oil and 5 mg of Astaxanthan.
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04-29-2013, 08:14 AM #16anonymousGuest
as I understand it only 1000mg of traditional flush taken in one dose will work to both lower LDL and raise HDL. 500mg or time release will work to lower LDL a bit but not have the same effect. No flush is garbage and will do nothing - I hate how the Media used a flawed study on No Flush to 'prove' niacin didn't work
Take it just before bed , or if you have home cardio equipment take it then do some cardio while you're flushing - apparently the niacin histamine reaction releases a lot of free fatty acids into the blood according to Lyle which should in theory make fat burning more effective during cardio
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04-29-2013, 08:25 AM #17
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I've got a bottle of flush Niacin in my gym bag, I take it as a pre-wo. The flush isn't distracting and since it's a gym-related sensation it helps me 'focus'/be in the now.
I've had great results from fish oil and niacin too:
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04-29-2013, 09:06 AM #18
Make sure you get your liver enzymes checked if you take slo-niacin ... especially that many times per day. Slo-Niacin, as opposed to regular release niacin, is more likely to cause liver damage.
That is strange, because I have read the opposite -- That one of the mechanisms by which niacin reduces cholesterol is by inhibiting lipolysis, and because of that, actually hinders performance during exercise (and of course reduces fat loss).It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
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I've been taken extended-release Niacin for both Cholesterol and Nitric Oxide. I've been trying to get 1,500mg of Niacin per day, but only been doing 500mg per day (keep forgetting to take the other two tablets later in the day). I'm getting my blood work done this week, so I'll see if it's done anything. I don't expect much, since I think you need anywhere from 1,000mg to 3,000mg to see any real change. I eat enough fish to get my fish oils I figure.
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07-10-2016, 07:03 PM #21
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From what I have been reading, LDL cholesterol takes a back seat to triglycerides and its ratio to HDL in terms of coronary risk. In fact, the latest research shows that as you get older, having higher LDL appears to be protective.
TG/HDL is the most accurate predictor of coronary risk from my reading. Keeping it less than 2 and preferably 1 is the goal.
Number one way to reduce triglycerides and increase HDL is to remove the refined sugars and white flour products from the diet. Basically, most processed food.
Since my complete elimination of anything with added sugar two years ago, my blood report shows TG as 50 and HDL as 77 which would give a ratio of .64
My LDL (which is a calculation and not directly measured) is 142, but now it appears that this may be protective since I am nearing 60 and beyond.
Anyway, just food for thought, I am not an expert yet on this stuff. Just started researching several weeks ago.The body is a terrible thing to waste.
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