Niacin, Antidote to Radiation Exposure
Niacin, Vitamin B3, Water Soluble, Radiation Antidote
By Viola Woolcott
Niacin is a water soluble Vitamin which is also known as Vitamin B3. Niacin also refers to nicotinic acid and nicotinamide. The body uses them to form the coenzymes NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) and NADP (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate).
As niacin is a water soluble Vitamin it can’t be stored in the body. It is eliminated during urination, which means that you need it in your daily diet. You should be able to get the amount you need in a varied, healthy, balanced diet.
It is vital to nutrition and has a number of various essential functions, such as producing energy from the foods that we consume. Assisting the skin, nervous and digestive system to stay healthy as well as playing an important role in energy metabolism in the living cells and DNA repair, as well as in the production of several sex and stress-related hormones. There is evidence that niacin supports the removal of toxic and harmful chemicals from the body.
Researchers claim that niacin had been a definite point of study as an antidote to radiation exposure and has also proven to be an extraordinary effective catalyst for the discharging of radiation.
Food Sources:
=> Leafy Vegetables
=> Broccoli
=> Tomatoes
=> Carrots
=> Dates
=> Sweet Potatoes
=> Asparagus
=> Avocados
=> Dairy Products (milk etc)
=> Eggs
=> Fish - Tuna, Salmon
=> Nuts
=> Wholegrain
=> Legumes
=> Saltbush Seeds
=> Mushrooms
=> Brewer’s Yeast
=> Enriched Breads and Cereals - supply some Niacin
=> Coffee and Tea also supply some Niacin
Note: Niacin appears to break up and unleash LSD, marijuana as well as other drugs and poisons from cells and tissues if taken in sufficient quantities.
Filed under: Health and Diet on December 16th, 2007
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