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Saturday, January 9, 2016

What Do Bs Do For You

What Do Bs Do For You?

B vitamins are essential nutrients! This means that the body does not store them and so they must be ingested on a daily basis, whether through diet or supplements, to maintain optimal health.

All Bs are involved in breaking down food into energy

B-1 (Thiamine) Support Brain, Nervous system and cell creation.

B-2 (Riboavin) Breaks down carbs, fats, protein for conversion to energy. Supports function of B-3 and B-6. Supports mucous membranes and red blood cell production.

B-3 (Niacin) Is believed to help cholesterol and blood glucose levels, supports red blood cell formation

B-5 (Pantothenic acid) supports liver function, creation of co-enzymes which help with normal physiological function.

B-6 (Pyridoxine) supports immune system, red blood cell strength and nerve communications.

B-7 (Biotin) Believed to support healthy hair and nails and required for metabolizing fats and amino acids

B-9 (Folate) supports cell division, DNA and RNA formation, muscle strength.

B-12 (Cobalamin) Supports DNA and RNA production as well as the important nerve protective sheath, Myelin. Supports red blood cells in the transportation of oxygen and nutrients.

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