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What are the benefits of Res-Q HDL+, no-flush niacin?

Niacin, contained in Res-Q HDL+, has been shown to boost HDL cholesterol levels.

Niacin is essential for converting food into energy and for the proper functioning of the nervous and digestive systems.

Niacin also promotes healthy skin, hair, and eyes, as well as enzyme regulation, which may protect against cell damage.

Niacin encourages the production of larger more buoyant lipoproteins (cholesterol particle size).

Niacin helps encourage low levels of Lpa. Lpa are tiny particles in the blood similar to LDL cholesterol containing fat, cholesterol, and protein in varying amounts. Low levels of Lpa encourage good cardiovascular health.

Encourages vasodilation which promotes expanded (relaxed) blood vessels and allows for healthy blood flow.

What is niacin?

Vitamin B3

What is Vitamin B3?

Vitamin B3 is a water-soluble vitamin that plays an important role in promoting the health of the nervous system, liver and digestive tract. B vitamins generally help the body to convert carbohydrates into glucose.

The nutritional requirements for Vitamin B3 are lower, but in order to obtain cardiovascular benefits, higher dosages may be recommended.
We recommend all supplements be reviewed with a doctor prior to use.

Why is Res-Q HDL+ referred to as no-flush niacin?

Flushing is a common reaction from sudden increased circulation often associated with immediate-release forms of niacin.

Res-Q HDL+ is formulated to include both niacin and inositol. This compound is metabolized very slowly and therefore does not result in abrupt dilation of blood vessels (flushing, common with other forms of niacin).

What is inositol?

Inositol is a component of the Vitamin B complex, though it is not considered a vitamin itself because it can be synthesized by the human body. It is oftentimes found in high-bran containing cereals.

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