Why the study?
Does nicotinic acid modify the lipid and catecholamine response to experimentally induced emotional stress in male volunteers?
Does nicotinic acid modify the lipid and catecholamine response to experimentally induced emotional stress in male volunteers?
Nicotinic acid inhibits the stress-induced rise in free fatty acids and triglycerides but does not alter the sympathetic response (catecholamines, HR, BP) to emotional stress.
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May blunt stress-induced lipid shifts without altering sympathetic markers; hypothesis-generating for cardiometabolic stress responses.
Carlson et al. (1968) studied this question.
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