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Vitamin B7
| other names: | biotin, vitamin H |
| type: | water-soluble |
| functions: | It has a positive effect on the skin, protects against eczema and skin inflammations, strengthens the hair growth, prevents hair loss, improves the conversion of glucose into energy. |
| daily dose: | 30μg/day |
| deficiency results in: | dermatitis hair loss muscle pain vomiting fatigue anorexia anemia |
| source: | egg yolk, soybeans, liver, peas, carrots, spinach, yeast, onion |




General information about this vitamin
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Vitamin H (biotin) is a vitamin that belongs to a group of B vitamins and is known for the beauty vitamin because it helps maintain healthy skin, hair and nails and mucous membranes. Its deficiency can cause skin changes - such as oily or dry skin, brittle nails and hair, but also mental fatigue, muscle pain, reduce immunity and the nervous disorders. Biotin nerve supplies energy, regulates blood sugar, which is important for diabetics, helps the body use carbohydrates, fats and proteins and also to maintain the healthy intestinal flora.
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