Inositol Hexanicotinate (Flush-Free Niacin)

Slow-release niacin. Minimal flush, minimal benefits. Evidence is mixed, so set expectations accordingly.

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Verdict

4/10 Limited

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Evidence

Grade B / 100+ Studies

The No-BS Summary

8 things. 60 seconds. Everything you need.

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WHAT IT DOES

Slow-release niacin. Minimal flush, minimal benefits.

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DOES IT WORK?

4/10 Limited. Niacin bound to inositol for slow release. Less flush but probably doesn't work as well for cholesterol. Compromise form.

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HOW MUCH TO TAKE

500-1500mg daily

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COST

Mid-range. $35-50/month. Standard for most people.

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FIRST 24 HOURS

Don't expect miracles on day one. It's building in your system.

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AFTER A FEW WEEKS

Give it 4-8 weeks for full effects. Patience pays.

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SAFETY

Safe for most people. No red flags at normal doses.

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HOW IT FEELS

Minimal flush. Uncertain cholesterol benefits.

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The Breakdown

QUICK ANSWERS

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