NIACIN and DRUG TEST?
Question by tikanis: NIACIN AND DRUG TEST?
Hey! I have an interview tonight, and this is what’s up…
I took 6 niacins 500mg yesterday
just took 3 this morning
my interview is tonight at 9
i know i have to take a drug test within 24 hours of that
the last time i smoked was saturday morning
what should i do to pass?
Anybody who has a remedy?
Best answer:
Answer by hamrrfan
Niacin is a vitamin, not an illegal drug. It is present in many foods. They will not test for it.
Even doctors do not test for it unless there seems to be a nutritional problem.
Be aware that taking too much of any vitamin can cause problems.
“Pharmacological doses of niacin (1.5 – 6 g per day) occasionally lead to side effects that can include dermatological conditions such as skin flushing and itching, dry skin, and skin rashes including eczema exacerbation and acanthosis nigricans”.
EDIT
I see that I misread your question. The niacin will have no effect on the test or the level of THC in your system.
“A common misconception is that taking niacin will help you pass a drug test. This is nothing more than a myth. Niacin has absolutely no effect on the THC metabolites in your urine. But let’s assume that you only took niacin and drank water, and that you did pass your test. It would be a fallacy of causation to think that it was because of the niacin. Nothing more than pure coincidence”.
Answer by malica
Pray. Niacin does nothing to removed drugs from your system, especially since you used drugs so very recently. It can take up to 30 days for pot to get out of your system.
Trouble falling asleep? Prescription sleeping pills are popular, tempting …
?Abuse and addiction. “The risk is very small except in vulnerable people,” Roth says. People with addiction or alcohol abuse history are at much greater risk of using sleeping pills to get high. If you have taken the drug long term (beyond a month or …
Read more on Washington Post
Warning over youth mental health
More must be done to help parents and teachers spot signs of mental illness in children or thousands of youngsters could be at risk of alcohol and drug abuse, self-harm and even suicide, experts have warned. A group of child health specialists have …
Read more on MSN UK
Airline Medical Emergencies – A new study finds the most common in-flight medical emergency is fainting, but the chance a doctor is on-board your flight is about 50/50.