Vitamin B12: Plays an important part in the cellular reproductive process, essential for the bone marrow and nervous tissue, helps digestion develop under normal conditions, synthesizes proteins, carbohydrates and fats, helps the body absorb foods properly.

 

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Vitamin B12: Plays an important part in the cellular reproductive process, essential for the bone marrow and nervous tissue, helps digestion develop under normal conditions, synthesizes proteins, carbohy . . . View Full Definition

Vitamin B6: Also known as Pyridoxine. Also known as Pyridoxine, essential role in the metabolism of unsaturated fatty acids, stimulates the production of hydrochloric acid, essential in the production o . . . View Full Definition

Vitamin B3: Also known as Niacin. Synthesizes sex hormones and helps nervous system, stimulates blood flow, decreases cholesterol levels, causes warming and redness of the body, especially in the facial . . . View Full Definition

Vitamin C: Water-soluble vitamin with antioxidant and preservative properties, stimulates immune function, helps the body heal and repair damaged tissues, essential compound in thhe formation of collag . . . View Full Definition

Vitamin E: Vitamin belonging to the tocopherols group, essential in cellular respiration of the muscles, works as antioxidant preventing peroxide formation, decreases the formation of scar tissues outs . . . View Full Definition

Vitamins: A diverse group of organic molecules that are required for metabolic reactions and generally cannot be synthesized in the body.

Prenatal Vitamins: Specially formulated multivitamins that ensure a pregnant woman gets enough essential micronutrients. Prenatal supplements generally contain more folic acid, iron, and calcium than standard . . . View Full Definition

Vitamin B2: Also known as Riboflavin. Plays and important part in the metabolism of fats, proteins and carbohydrates, helps corneous productions (nails, hair) and skin repair, one of the most important . . . View Full Definition

Vitamin: Chemical substances required in trace concentrations acting as a cofactor with enzymes in catalyzing biochemical reactions

Vitamin A (Retinol): Skin nutrient essential in maintaining and repairing derma structure, used in skin care products destined to acne treatment and fine lines removal.