What It Actually Is
Vitamin B3, also called Niacin, is a water-soluble B vitamin the body uses to convert food into usable cellular energy.
What Research Generally Shows
Niacin is well-established for its role in normal energy metabolism and nervous system function, particularly relevant for those with lower dietary intake.
The Honest Gap
We don't have a confirmed dose for the Vitamin B3 in MaxoRin's formula. Niacin doses vary widely by form and purpose, from standard daily-value amounts up to much higher therapeutic doses used for other purposes, which can cause a temporary flushing sensation.
