Niacin Intensive 60 Vegetarian Capsules

Although much has been written about the dangers of cholesterol, this substance is not bad in itself. It’s when you have too much “bad” cholesterol in your system that health problems result. Cholesterol is a fat that’s produced by the liver, and it's actually essential to proper body function. Cholesterol is used to build and maintain cells and metabolizes certain nutrients like vitamins A, D, and K, to name a few. It also protects the fibers in our nerves and helps convert sunshine into vitamin D.

HDL cholesterol, which is often called the “good” cholesterol, has the job of removing cholesterol from cells and taking it back to the liver for the waste process. LDL cholesterol is popularly known as “bad” cholesterol. It takes cholesterol from the liver to the cells. The reason it is known as "bad" cholesterol is that a problem can arise if too much cholesterol is delivered to the cells. This can cause buildup in the arteries, which may cause cardiovascular problems.

Niacin Intensive by Pharmax can work to support cardiovascular health. Niacin, which is also known as vitamin B3, can be found naturally in vegetables and fruits. However, if you’re not getting the recommended daily allowance (RDA), this supplement can help. Vitamin B3 is one of the essential B vitamins your body needs in order to function properly. The sole ingredient in each vegetarian capsule is niacin itself, making it less likely to interact with other supplements.

Each bottle of Pharmax’s Niacin Intensive contains 60 capsules, which provides a 30-day supply when you take the recommended dosage of one or two capsules per day with a meal. This supplement is for adults only.

Pharmax has been on the leading edge for more than 15 years, providing supplements backed by research-driven, scientific evidence. It prides itself on strict quality control and independent testing of all of its nutraceutical products. Every Pharmax product benefits from innovative manufacturing processes that maximize its effectiveness to its users.