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"VITAMINS part III"
It is not my intention to prescribe, promote or make specific health claims for any of the following products, vitamins or supplements. Should you require more information for any particular health reason it is advised that you consult your physician.
INOSITOL
- involved in the metabolism of fats and cholesterol
- aids in brain cell nutrition and vital for hair growth
- good sources are found in unprocessed whole grains, citrus fruits, brewer's yeast, meats, milk and liver
VITAMIN K
- necessary for formation of prothrombin, which is required in blood clotting
- essential for normal liver function and aids the absorption of calcium in bone tissue
- good sources are found in kelp, alfalfa, green plants, leafy green vegetables, cows milk, yogurt, egg yolks, blackstrap molasses, polyunsaturated oils, fish liver oils
PABA
- part of B-Complex family
- aids in the utilization of proteins, fats and carbohydrates
- necessary for formation of blood cells (especially red cells)
- vital for hair pigmentation and healthy skin
- good sources are found in liver, yeast, wheat germ, molasses, kidney, whole grains, rice, bran, brewer’s yeast
VITAMIN P (bioflavonoids, rutin, hesperidin)
- part of the C-Complex family
- necessary for the proper function and absorption of Vitamin C
- helps the body to build resistance to germs and diseases
- good sources are found in buckwheat and fruits, such as lemons, grapes, plums, grapefruit and cherries
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