Res-Q HDL+
Many of our customers have reported health benefits such as an increase in the good cholesterol (HDL) from the use of Res-Q HDL+.
In a german study on No-flush niacin and lipoproteins, there was a 24% increase in HDL in one of the study groups of people taking inositol nicotinate in conjunction with clofibrate. Inositol nicotinate is another name for “No-Flush” niacin.
Furthermore, according to Alternative Medicine Review, “Welsh and Eade found IHN more effective than niacin in its hypocholesterolemic, antihypertensive, and lipotropic effects.”IHN refers to “inositol hexanicotinate,” another technical term for the “No-flush” form of Niacin.
“Healthy” or “good” cholesterol known as HDL helps carry cholesterol away from the artery wall. A high good cholesterol number (HDL) is good for cardiovascular health.
Niacin has been shown in clinical studies to increase HDL. Because No-flush niacin is simply niacin that is arranged around a molecule of inositol, it is possible to obtain all of the same cardiovascular health benefits of niacin without side effects.
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References:
Effect of a clofibrate-inositol nicotinate combination on lipids and lipoproteins in primary hyperlipoproteinemia of types IIa, IV and V Hutt V, Wechsler JG, Klör HU, Ditschuneit H. Arzneimittelforschung.1983;33(5):776-9.
Review on Inositol Hexaniacinate, 1998, Alternative Medicine Reviews, Thorne Research Inc.
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