MaxForce Ingredients: All 8, Explained
A plain-English look at the eight ingredients in every MaxForce gummy.
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Quick answer
- Niacin helps the body turn food into energy.
- Higher amounts can cause a harmless skin flush.
- The adult upper limit from supplements is 35 mg a day.
What it does
Niacin is needed to convert food into usable energy (NIH ODS).
Food sources
Chicken, tuna, turkey, peanuts, brown rice and fortified cereals are good sources.
The niacin flush
Higher doses can cause warmth, redness and tingling, usually harmless and short-lived.
Upper limit
NIH sets the adult upper limit for supplemental niacin at 35 mg a day. Avoid stacking multiple niacin products; see the safety guide.
In MaxForce
Niacin supports the energy pathway. See all ingredients.
Frequently asked questions
Is niacin flush dangerous?
It is usually harmless, but talk to a doctor if it is strong or bothersome.
Does niacin give energy?
It supports normal energy metabolism; it is not a stimulant.
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