The rate of cognitive decline among the high-niacin eaters was almost half ( 44 percent ) that of those consuming less niacin .
高烟酸摄入者中认知功能减退的发生率差不多只是低烟酸摄入者的一半(44%)。
Because of an editing error , a correction with an earlier version of this article was appended mistakenly , and described niacin incorrectly .
因为编辑的错误,本文对早期版本的更正附加了错误之处,关于烟酸的描述是不正确的。
Dietary niacin and niacin formed within the body from the amino acid tryptophan are converted to niacinamide .
膳食烟酸和人体内形成的氨基酸色氨酸被转换为烟酰胺。
An amino acid called tryptophan helps the body produce the b - vitamin " niacin " .
一种叫色氨酸的氨基酸可以帮助人体产生维生素b,即“烟酸”。
Those with the lowest food intake of niacin were 80 percent more likely to be diagnosed with alzheimer 's disease than those with the highest intake .
膳食中烟酸摄入最少者比最多者罹患阿尔茨海默症的几率高80%以上。
And patients with low hdl levels are often told to try to raise them by exercising or dieting or even by taking niacin , which raised hdl but failed to lower heart disease risk in a recent clinical trial .
Inositol hexaniacinate , a " flush-free " niacin , is also available and has many of the same benefits of niacin , and is becoming increasingly popular .
肌醇烟酸酯,“非直接”的烟酸,也有与尼克酸有许多相同的好处,并且正在成为越来越受欢迎的。
This is because , since the second world war , all white bread-making flour in the uk is fortified with calcium and iron ( as well as the b vitamins b1 and niacin ) .
While niacin is a vitamin , as the correction noted , it is considered a drug when given at pharmaceutical doses , as in a recent trial in which it was shown to raise hdl without lowering heart disease risk .