No. Nothing will help you but time. It stays in your body for 60-90 days.
It is not possible to rid your body of heroin that quickly. It is important to be honest in situations like this and seek help if needed. Trying to alter or cheat a drug test is not recommended and could have serious consequences.
last I checked niacin will only help clear your system faster, although if it was like early 1990's niacin would fool the test. now a days it does nothing and some tests will either test for niacin and goldenseal, or give a false positive with eitherr in your system.
I am actually looking for a Niacin slogan for school too. I don't know if this helps but, Niacin, reinvent health! Another one is, Niacin, a better way. Sorry if this doesn't help. Signed, I Love Minecraft
No.
No, niacin will not help clean drugs (any drug) out of your system. It is totally useless for that purpose. Moreover, massive doses of niacin can put you in the hospital, and can cause liver damage and even death.
No, niacin does not clean drugs -- any drug -- out of your system. And massive doses of niacin can be toxic. In extreme cases this could result in liver failure, and at the very least it will be extremely unpleasant. See the Related Link and Question below for more information.
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Usually taken to help reduce cholesterol.
Niacin does help rid the body of toxins. Its purpose is to support a healthy lipid blood profile. It does help for drug tests. THC is released into your blood stream from your fat. Niacin cleans the blood. The blood profile is released into your urine. Thus creating a clean urine state. When the niacin burns, it is working through you fat and blood. Proper flushing (diluting urine by urinating) is require to rid the chemicals.
Niacin has no effect on radish seeds and determing whether they will grow or not.Ê It does not stop them from growing but I am not sure that will help them grow either.Ê
Niacin does not help clean drugs out of your system. It is totally useless for that purpose. Furthermore, massive doses of niacin can cause liver damage and even death. See the Related Question below for more detailed information.