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Re: LORTAP KCOTS post# 2552

Tuesday, 05/09/2017 3:55:03 PM

Tuesday, May 09, 2017 3:55:03 PM

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The pattern I've been seeing in the reviews appears to be that greater benefit is seen the older one is. This makes sense to me since younger people haven't depleted their NAD+ yet.

Many factors will impact whether or not one sees results from Niagen usage, but, if anyone experiences an allergic reaction they should stop taking it. A pharmacist or Dr could be consulted to see if there is any interaction with other meds, but, the more likely culprit would be the filler used. Switching to another brand may solve the issue. All sold in the US use the Chromadex ingredient, so, the only difference would be in fillers. Just make sure to buy product made in the US.

Dosage is another issue. Some have commented on my articles that they have seen benefit from 125mg, but, those are rare. It seems most take 500mg.

Another thing is to verify that you are actually taking nicotinimide riboside. It may seem odd, but, I've spoke to several now that have mistakenly taken Niacin instead of Niagen not realizing the difference. The mistake must have happened while price shopping online and simply grabbing the wrong product? It's difficult for me to understand, but, I've had more than one tell me about that mistake.

My experience has been and continues to be great. I'm not a biologist, md or dietician. I don't hold shares long or short. All I can give is personal usage experience. However, I did do an interview with Dr Brenner that you may find of interest.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4040764-chromadex-response-claim-niagen-just-expensive-vitamin-b3






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