On the importance of vitamins and nutritional supplements, what and to whom it is suitable, as well as whichone is the best to take, simply by observing a healthy lifestyle.
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Lipoic or thioctic, para-aminobenzoic acid (vitamin N) is vitamin-like substance. It is located in different body organs to a greater degree…
Vitamin P is the collective name of a large group of substances called "bioflavonoids" or "rutin." They all have a similar structure,…
Vitamin P (citrine, vitamin C2, bioflavonoids) is soluble in water and works closely with vitamin C.Bioflavonoids don’t affect the activity…
Vitamin P is also known as"flavonoids". This collectively, biologically active substances. To this group belongs the entire 120 compounds. The…
Vitamin H1 (vitamin B10, para-aminobenzoic acid, PABA, PABA) - this vitamin-like compound having a crystal structure. It is readily soluble in…
Vitamin C is known to all from early childhood. This vitamin is not synthesized by the body, so it can only be obtained from food or…
The daily need of ascorbic acid (vitamin C) in an adult is about 100 mg. day. Of these, 60 mg. one derives from vitamin preparations, the…
Modern human body is not able to produce this vitamin. Therefore, it should come in the form of synthetic drug or with food.Healthy person per…
Nicotinic acid (vitamin PP) is important for many oxidation reactions in the body cells. Its chemical composition is a crystalline white…
Vitamin PP (nicotinic acid) is well preserved during thermal processing products, as well as their preservation. While cooking is lost only…
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