It’s very unlikely to get too much niacin from food. Any excess is usually excreted in urine, since B3 is water-soluble and not stored in large amounts by the body.
High-dose niacin supplements, however, can cause side effects — including flushing, digestive upset, or liver issues if taken in large amounts over time. These doses are sometimes used to manage cholesterol under medical supervision.
If you take a multivitamin or B-complex, check the label to make sure the dose stays within safe limits. For most people, food sources provide more than enough.

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