Low Toxin Supplements Niacin Buffering Chart

[charlie]

Hey @charlie you'll like this..... From Kelsey's telegram group

Thank you!

 

[Mitchell777]

My personal favorite for buffering is potassium bicarbonate. Dr. Smith prefers magnesium carbonate.

In regards to the “reaction” when you mix the two. I have just mixed both pure nicotinic acid powder and pure sodium bicarbonate powder into water. I didn’t see any visual reaction even when stirring. Plus even after stirring, some of the nicotinic acid powder didn’t dissolve fully. Most of it did. Some white granules left. Is this what’s to be expected? Or should some sort of “fizz” or visual reaction be seen upon mixing?

Thanks

 

[charlie]

n regards to the “reaction” when you mix the two. I have just mixed both pure nicotinic acid powder and pure sodium bicarbonate powder into water. I didn’t see any visual reaction even when stirring. Plus even after stirring, some of the nicotinic acid powder didn’t dissolve fully. Most of it did. Some white granules left. Is this what’s to be expected? Or should some sort of “fizz” or visual reaction be seen upon mixing?

There should be a bit of a fizz. And yes some of the granules will be left over.

 

[Soren]

Hey @charlie you'll like this..... From Kelsey's telegram group

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Very interesting. I wonder what it is that the NA does to improve hypothyroidism.

 

[Ras]

Am I the only one who finds the idea of buffering nicotinic acid to be an unnecessary layer of complexity?

You're not alone.

 

[charlie]

You're not alone.

I am starting to question it to. It is possible it is not needed and I have not been buffering lately. Kelsey started doing this because her teeth got cavities and she assumed it was from the direct contact from the acid of the Nicotinic Acid. However, I think its possible that the retinoic acid was being detoxed through her gums and that is what caused her teeth issues.