10% NIACINAMIDE

• What is Niacinamide?

  Niacinamide, also known as (niacin) and (nicotinamide) is an important lipid-altering, water-soluble component of the vitamin B complex. Niacinamide is a form of Vitamin B3 which is an essential nutrient. A B3 deficiency can lead to disorders of the skin, kidneys, and brain. Taking niacinamide can help prevent B3 deficiency.

• What does Niacinamide do for the body?

  Dr. Kaufman pioneered the use of niacinamide for osteoarthritis in the 1940s and reported on his results in the groundbreaking 1949 book, “The Common Form of Joint Dysfunction: Its Incidence and Treatment”.

  In a preliminary double-blind, placebo-controlled study, the study indicated that niacinamide improved the global impact of osteoarthritis by reducing inflammation and increasing joint mobility to the point the subjects could take less non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) to control arthritis pain.

• How does Niacinamide help our joints?

  Dr. Kaufman also noted that many times with the first 10 minutes, an intensely niacinamide-deficient person’s hands and feet changed from a sallow yellow complexion to a healthy pink color and actually felt warmer, both to the person him or herself and to the examining clinician.

  Dr. Kaufman detailed his observations of niacinamide therapy in individuals with both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. He found that most experienced significant improvement, and, as he stated, “as long as niacinamide is continued, the improvement ‘holds’…

  When asked how niacinamide helps with joints, Dr. Kaufman explained, “niacinamide has the special capacity of “wringing out” excess fluid from cartilage and connective tissue. [It] is also anti-inflammatory.”

• Why do people apply Niacinamide to knees, hips, shoulders, and hands?

  These areas are commonly exposed to repetitive movement, physical activity, and age-related wear and tear. Topical Niacinamide helps support healthy skin and tissue function in the areas where it is applied, making it a popular addition to wellness routines focused on mobility and recovery.

• Can Niacinamide support healthy connective tissues?

  Niacinamide plays a role in cellular metabolism and supports the natural processes involved in tissue maintenance and renewal. It is commonly used to help support healthy skin, collagen-producing cells, and overall tissue integrity.

Niacinaimde (vitamin B3), Lecithin (nootropic)

Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Fruit Extract

If you are under medical supervision, seek the advice of your physician or health care professional prior to use. Do not use if sensitive or allergic to any ingredient. Keep out of the reach of children. For external use only. Store out of direct sunlight in a cool dry place. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

10% NIACINAMIDE:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8841834/

https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-niacin-and-niacinamide/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17604275/

• Why is Niacinamide included in Nutra Relief’s topical formula?

  We selected 10% Niacinamide because it is one of the most researched ingredients in skincare and tissue support. When applied topically, Niacinamide helps support healthy skin function, cellular repair processes, and the overall environment surrounding muscles, joints, and connective tissues.

• Why do some people call Niacinamide a “joint wellness nutrient”?

  Niacinamide supports cellular energy production and healthy tissue function throughout the body. Because healthy tissues depend on cellular energy, many wellness practitioners view Niacinamide as a foundational nutrient for supporting long-term tissue resilience and healthy aging.

• What is the relationship between Niacinamide and inflammation?

  Research suggests that Niacinamide may help support the body’s natural ability to maintain a healthy inflammatory balance. A balanced inflammatory response is important for overall tissue health, comfort, and recovery following physical activity.

• Can Niacinamide help support joint comfort?

  Niacinamide may help support overall tissue health and a balanced inflammatory response within the skin and underlying tissues. Many people use topical Niacinamide as part of a comprehensive wellness routine designed to support comfort, mobility, and recovery following everyday physical stress.

• Can I use this product for bone-on-bone discomfort?

  Many people experiencing age-related joint discomfort incorporate topical wellness products into their daily routine. While our 10% Niacinamide formula is not intended to treat any medical condition, it may help support the tissues surrounding frequently used joints as part of an overall wellness strategy.

• Can athletes and active adults use 10% Niacinamide?

  Yes. Active individuals often use topical Niacinamide as part of their recovery and self-care routine to help support healthy skin, tissue resilience, and overall comfort following exercise and physical activity.

• How does topical Niacinamide differ from oral supplements?

  Oral supplements must pass through the digestive system before nutrients become available to the body. Nutra Relief utilizes proprietary LDT™ (Liposomal Delivery Technology) to help support the delivery of ingredients through the skin directly where they are applied.

• Can I use this alongside other Nutra Relief products?

  Yes. Many customers combine 10% Niacinamide with:

  • Trauma Max for targeted comfort support
  • Magnesium Citrate for neuromuscular relaxation support
  • NutraFlow Max (Nitric Oxide) for circulation support
  • Melatonin Night Cream as part of overnight recovery routines

  Together, these products can be incorporated into a comprehensive wellness protocol designed to support comfort, mobility, recovery, and overall tissue health.