It appears to help both advanced non-Hodgkin lymphoma and advanced multiple myeloma.
As it seems to benefit natural killer cells by keeping them from becoming exhausted, it likely works against many more cancers relying on similar therapies.
I take both forms of B3 - niacin and niacinimide. Not every day bit frequently.
Of note, B3 is the one b vitamin you can take too much of. It would need to be large doses, but overdose is possible none the less.
Niacin Ping to numberonepal.
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Something about this reminds me of the story Carcinoma Angels, written by Norman Spinrad.
Med Express is not high on my list of sites to use as reference, but I appreciate that you posted this.
Truly. Thanks!
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Nicotinamide enhances natural killer cell function and yields remissions in patients with non-Hodgkin lymphoma
And never to be heard of again. Just like all the other ones.
Thanks C.M.! Forwarded to Mrs.Pete to forward to friend in Iowa who suffers from lymphoma!
I have found that 1 gram each of Extended Release Niacin and one gram of niacinamide plus a gram of TMG—morning and evening really sharpens me up.
Thanks for the ping Larry - Moe and Curly.
I would shy away from nicotinamide and niacinamide all together. All you need is nicotinic acid. The other two are fake. Nicotinic acid comes directly from tobacco plants. The “amides” were created top mitigate the flush. There are natural ways to mitigate the flush like pistachios and tart cherry concentrate for the melatonin content. My data shows the natural sources are 300x more bio-available than the synthesized melatonin. Anyway, just embrace the flush. Once you get a good saturation from therapeutic niacin doses, the flush is minimal and often times pleasant.
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I will have to look into this.