unexamined_whimsy
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Taking high-dose niacinamide (500 mg every couple of hours) seems to immediately (and quite dramatically) reduce the oedema I get on taking a pro-metabolic substance like aspirin, coffee or methylene blue. Nevertheless, the oedema returns somewhat with intense physical activity.
Dr. Peat had recently suggested that an adrenaline surge may be responsible for sudden shifts in body tone. From his articles I gather that niacinamide reduces FFA release. I surmise this is the primary mechanism behind inhibiting the adrenaline rise. Is this hypothesis correct? If so, then I have never quite gotten over the adrenaline sensitivity secondary to thyroid or coffee. Does the effectiveness of niacinamide in particular indicate anything regarding my dysfunction? Are there ways of complimenting its action?
Dr. Peat had recently suggested that an adrenaline surge may be responsible for sudden shifts in body tone. From his articles I gather that niacinamide reduces FFA release. I surmise this is the primary mechanism behind inhibiting the adrenaline rise. Is this hypothesis correct? If so, then I have never quite gotten over the adrenaline sensitivity secondary to thyroid or coffee. Does the effectiveness of niacinamide in particular indicate anything regarding my dysfunction? Are there ways of complimenting its action?