Tag: niacinamide

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Excessive fatty acid oxidation (FAO) drives heart failure by depleting cardiolipin

Yet another study identifying that relying predominantly on fat as fuel is highly detrimental to cells/tissues, especially…

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Intranasal niacinamide may reverse lost sense of smell (anosmia) by raising NAD+ levels

A few years ago I posted on the old RPF about a study showing niacinamide eeye drops…

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Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) and B3 (niacinamide) can treat many (all?) “incurable” genetic diseases

For decades, patients with inborn genetic diseases have been told a devastating message: your gene is broken,…

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Vitamin B3 can prevent/treat fatty liver (MASLD/NAFLD/NASH)

Metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MASLD) affects roughly 30% of the global population — billions of people. Mainstream medicine has…

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Vitamin B3 (niacinamide) and B6 help muscle repair/recovery after exercise/trauma

Age-related muscle decline, known as sarcopenia, affects millions worldwide. Mainstream approaches focus almost exclusively on protein intake…

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Niacinamide reverses aerobic glycolysis (Warburg Effect)

The Warburg effect — the conversion of glucose to lactate even in the presence of oxygen —…

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Niacinamide and/or methionine depletion is therapeutic for brain cancer (glioblastoma)

I just did a post on how depletion of cysteine (a reductant and glutathione precursor) is therapeutic…

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Phase II human study with vitamin B3 for brain cancer (glioblastoma)

This type of cancer is one of the deadliest and even with treatment the prognosis is very…

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Even mild inhibition of oxidative metabolism may cause szhizophrenia, naicinamide reverses it

An excellent set of studies, demonstrating that another “mysterious” and “genetically-predisposed” condition can be caused entirely by…

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Boosting NAD+ levels fully reverses Alzheimer Disease (AD)

This is the latest saga in AD, which I have been following since at least 2012 when…