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Old 03-08-2020, 11:28 PM #5
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Just realized I've been off Niacinimide (B3) for some time now and my knee may be missing it. I can't remember a few yrs ago how I was doing. Looks like 1000mg 3 times daily is a good dosing.

Vitamin B3 Niacinamide for Osteoarthritis - Jeffrey Dach MD

Arthritis and Niacinamide - Pain Relief | Pain Management Therapy | Bellevue, WAPain Relief | Pain Management Therapy | Bellevue, WA

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