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Inositol SupplementsInositol is a number of Vitamin B group. It is a crystalline compound, soluble in water and has sweet taste, but is not a carbohydrate. It is stable in heat, but is destroyed by sulphur drugs, alcohol, and coffee.
• It helps in transportation of fat. • It provides nourishment of brain cells. • It helps in lowing of cholesterol. • It promotes healthy hair, and prevents eczema. Natural Sources of Inositol Important sources of Inositol are brewer’s yeast, beans, wheat germ, grapefruit, raisins, unrefined molasses, peanuts and cabbage. Daily Requirement of Inositol The RDA is considered as 500 mg for children and 1000mg for adults. Inositol Deficiency • The deficiency of Inositol may have symptoms of Alopecia or patchy baldness, raised blood pressure, liver hardening and its malfunction, gastritis, eczema. • Its deficiency in animals can cause alopecia in mice and a peculiar eye (known as spectacle eye condition) in rats.
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