Didn't say it caused them...or that niacin was founded in fact.
Story:
I had a large hard lump on my bicep for weeks.
I went mushroom hunting in Alabama and ate a large one of those Cubensis magical mushrooms.
"Trippy" mushrooms.
I felt a hot flush that was identical to a niacin flush, centered my attention on that lump focusing the heat there.
It got very red and felt quite hot.
The next day it was GONE.
Those mushrooms 'could be' very high in niacin content.
Ode
At 12:57 PM 11/3/2005 EST, you wrote:
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In a message dated 10/31/05 8:07:47 AM Central Standard Time, odecoy...@alltel.net writes:<<<<
.now this is WAY right off the top of my head..
Niacin and some meditation to direct and concentrate the hot pricklies
[Niacin flushing]
Hi Ode -
Now this is intriguing. I was having serious leg cramps this Summer, and my chiro told me to take Potassium -- that I was Potassium deficient due to heavy perspiration from physical labor in our sweltering Summer heat. Sure enough -- as soon as I started supplementing Potassium, the leg cramps went away. Please explain how a Niacin deficiency would cause lumps?? MA
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