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Vitamin B8 SupplementsBiotin has tremendous effect on yeast and some bacteria making it as a one of the most active biological substance. It is a part of many enzymes. It is easily soluble in hot water, but sparingly in alcohol and cold water. It can be destroyed by food processing, alcohol, egg white, water, and oestrogen.
• It contributes to our healthy immune system. • It helps in our digestion, retards and hair graying. • It maintains nervous system, skin and pigmentation. • It acts as a coenzyme and helps in decarboxylation. • It also helps in the deamination of threonine, serine, and aspartic acid. Natural Sources of Biotin It is found in abundance in yeast, liver, rice husk, and peanut. It is also produced in the intestines. Daily Requirement of Biotin The RDA for Biotin is 0.030-0.10 mg (30-100 mcg) for men and 0.05-0.10 mg (50-100mcg) for women. The Shampoo containing 0.5% of Biotin is used to check hair loss. Biotin Deficiency • The deficiency of Biotin results in weakness, pains, laziness, and loss of appetite. • It causes skin problems, dandruff and hair loss.
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