Date:   7/4/2016 11:35:23 PM ( 8 y ago)
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Maybe It's the Niacin, but I am not completely sold. Iodine has a very convincing mechanism for softening fat. Most soapmakers know that each oil has an Iodine value, which is proportional to the degree of hydrogen unsaturation: or Double bonds.

Iodine will chemically react with UFA's in vitro. Remember reading about the iodinated oil prophylaxis of schoolchildren experiment? That is not Iodine in oil, that is iodinated oil; oil covalently bonded to iodine.

I suppose niacin could reduce blood lipids by some other mechanism, but Iodine removing fat in the bloodstream seems intuitive based on fat/iodine chemistry.

I will try to find other studies.
 

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