Niacin CRTā¢ | Designs for HealthĀ® | 60 Tablets
Vitamin B3 (Nicotinic Acid)Ā 500mgĀ
Controlled Slow Release Tablet
Help Minimize FlushĀ
It helps the body to metabolize carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Niacin CRTā¢ is a unique wax-matrix tablet that utilizes the latest Controlled Release Technology (CRT). This technology delivers niacin in a continuous, controlled rate over a 6-hour period, throughout the tabletās transit time in the bowel. Flushing sometimes happens with time-release niacin, as there can be fairly large surges of niacin released intermittently. However, flushing is less likely with controlled release niacin.
Features
- Taking Niacin CRTā¢ at dinner time may help reduce the incidence and severity of flushing which may occur with high-dose niacin supplementation earlier in the day.
- Avoid taking with alcohol, hot beverages, or juice as this may accelerate the dissolution of the tablet, leading to higher initial levels of niacin into the bloodstream.
- Patients with a history of coronary insuciency and those on vasodilating drugs should only use niacin under the guidance of a qualified health care provider given the potential for a hypotensive event.
- There are no known toxic metabolites of niacin, however, continued āamidationā associated with metabolizing nicotinates may result in liver stress. Therefore, less frequent dosing (and allowing 2-3 hours before dosing) may be recommended in order to clear the system (and therefore the liver) of the metabolizing nicotinates after seven to eight hours in order to reduce any potential increase in liver enzyme production.
- In addition, due to its fibrinolytic effect, niacin should be used with caution in conjunction with fibrinolyticĀ
- and blood-thinning drugs.
- Taking niacin alone may raise homocysteine levels in some individuals.
- It is recommended that any niacin formula be given with adequate amounts of B6, B12, and natural folates.and methionine, accomplished with the co-use of formulas such as B-Supreme, Twice Daily Multiā¢, Homo-cysteine Supremeā¢, or SAMe, to increase the efficiency of the liver during amidation.
- Others requiring increased caution include pregnant or nursing women, as well as patients with a known history of gallbladder disease, gout or acid-peptic disease
- Non-GMO, Gluten Free Supplement
-
NPN 80045715
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Niacin CRTā¢ | Designs for HealthĀ® | 60 Tablets
Vitamin B3 (Nicotinic Acid)Ā 500mgĀ
Controlled Slow Release Tablet
Help Minimize FlushĀ
It helps the body to metabolize carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Niacin CRTā¢ is a unique wax-matrix tablet that utilizes the latest Controlled Release Technology (CRT). This technology delivers niacin in a continuous, controlled rate over a 6-hour period, throughout the tabletās transit time in the bowel. Flushing sometimes happens with time-release niacin, as there can be fairly large surges of niacin released intermittently. However, flushing is less likely with controlled release niacin.
Features
- Taking Niacin CRTā¢ at dinner time may help reduce the incidence and severity of flushing which may occur with high-dose niacin supplementation earlier in the day.
- Avoid taking with alcohol, hot beverages, or juice as this may accelerate the dissolution of the tablet, leading to higher initial levels of niacin into the bloodstream.
- Patients with a history of coronary insuciency and those on vasodilating drugs should only use niacin under the guidance of a qualified health care provider given the potential for a hypotensive event.
- There are no known toxic metabolites of niacin, however, continued āamidationā associated with metabolizing nicotinates may result in liver stress. Therefore, less frequent dosing (and allowing 2-3 hours before dosing) may be recommended in order to clear the system (and therefore the liver) of the metabolizing nicotinates after seven to eight hours in order to reduce any potential increase in liver enzyme production.
- In addition, due to its fibrinolytic effect, niacin should be used with caution in conjunction with fibrinolyticĀ
- and blood-thinning drugs.
- Taking niacin alone may raise homocysteine levels in some individuals.
- It is recommended that any niacin formula be given with adequate amounts of B6, B12, and natural folates.and methionine, accomplished with the co-use of formulas such as B-Supreme, Twice Daily Multiā¢, Homo-cysteine Supremeā¢, or SAMe, to increase the efficiency of the liver during amidation.
- Others requiring increased caution include pregnant or nursing women, as well as patients with a known history of gallbladder disease, gout or acid-peptic disease
- Non-GMO, Gluten Free Supplement
-
NPN 80045715
Medicinal Ingredients
Non-Medicinal Ingredients
RecommendedĀ Dose
Cautions
Every medication or natural health product may cause serious adverse reactions or interactions with other medications or natural health products. Read and follow the label, warnings and inserts provided by the manufacturer and consult your healthcare professional when purchasing medications or natural health products to be sure the product is right for you. No health, wellness, prescription or pharmaceutical information is intended to substitute for the diagnosis, treatment and advice of a healthcare professional. Always keep medications and natural health products out of reach of children.
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Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product.
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Vitamin B3 (Nicotinic Acid)Ā 500mgĀ
Controlled Slow Release Tablet
Help Minimize FlushĀ
It helps the body to metabolize carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Niacin CRTā¢ is a unique wax-matrix tablet that utilizes the latest Controlled Release Technology (CRT). This technology delivers niacin in a continuous, controlled rate over a 6-hour period, throughout the tabletās transit time in the bowel. Flushing sometimes happens with time-release niacin, as there can be fairly large surges of niacin released intermittently. However, flushing is less likely with controlled release niacin.
Features
- Taking Niacin CRTā¢ at dinner time may help reduce the incidence and severity of flushing which may occur with high-dose niacin supplementation earlier in the day.
- Avoid taking with alcohol, hot beverages, or juice as this may accelerate the dissolution of the tablet, leading to higher initial levels of niacin into the bloodstream.
- Patients with a history of coronary insuciency and those on vasodilating drugs should only use niacin under the guidance of a qualified health care provider given the potential for a hypotensive event.
- There are no known toxic metabolites of niacin, however, continued āamidationā associated with metabolizing nicotinates may result in liver stress. Therefore, less frequent dosing (and allowing 2-3 hours before dosing) may be recommended in order to clear the system (and therefore the liver) of the metabolizing nicotinates after seven to eight hours in order to reduce any potential increase in liver enzyme production.
- In addition, due to its fibrinolytic effect, niacin should be used with caution in conjunction with fibrinolyticĀ
- and blood-thinning drugs.
- Taking niacin alone may raise homocysteine levels in some individuals.
- It is recommended that any niacin formula be given with adequate amounts of B6, B12, and natural folates.and methionine, accomplished with the co-use of formulas such as B-Supreme, Twice Daily Multiā¢, Homo-cysteine Supremeā¢, or SAMe, to increase the efficiency of the liver during amidation.
- Others requiring increased caution include pregnant or nursing women, as well as patients with a known history of gallbladder disease, gout or acid-peptic disease
- Non-GMO, Gluten Free Supplement
-
NPN 80045715
Medicinal Ingredients
Non-Medicinal Ingredients
RecommendedĀ Dose
Cautions
Every medication or natural health product may cause serious adverse reactions or interactions with other medications or natural health products. Read and follow the label, warnings and inserts provided by the manufacturer and consult your healthcare professional when purchasing medications or natural health products to be sure the product is right for you. No health, wellness, prescription or pharmaceutical information is intended to substitute for the diagnosis, treatment and advice of a healthcare professional. Always keep medications and natural health products out of reach of children.
LegalĀ Disclaimer
Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product.
