Biotin

Biotin, commonly referred to as vitamin H or B7, is a form of B complex vitamin that naturally appears in a number of foods, including egg yolks, milk and dairy products, legumes, almonds, avocados, bananas, and organ meats like liver. A healthy neurological system is supported by biotin, which also strengthens the fundamental protein that makes up hair, skin, and nails. This is why biotin is well known for promoting healthy hair, skin, and nails as well as aiding in hair development. It plays a crucial role in how the body's enzymes convert materials like lipids, proteins, and carbs into energy.

It is difficult for the body to store biotin because it is a water-soluble vitamin. Due to its temporary nature, any excess is flushed from your system, so regular consumption is necessary to prevent insufficiency. You can inject biotin intramuscularly or consume it as a supplement. In contrast to most supplements, which are ineffectively absorbed by our systems when consumed, intramuscular Biotin injections have been shown to increase Biotin levels in many patients more quickly.

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·      encourages healthy sweat glands

·      beneficial for bone marrow and nerve tissue

·      encourages healthy cell growth, which helps to maintain healthy, radiant skin and has extra anti-aging properties.

·      improves eczema, acne, and other skin conditions

·      promotes healthy hair growth by strengthening hair and supporting in the production of red blood cells, which deliver nutrients and oxygen to the scalp and hair follicles.

·      helps reduce hair loss

·      strengthens dry, brittle nails and encourages growth

·      improves glucose levels

·      promotes weight loss and boosts metabolism by starting the processes that transform food into energy.

·      increases the synthesis of enzymes, which in turn aids in the metabolism of carbs and fat.

·      produces amino acids that are essential for building proteins (cell strength), which has a significant impact on regenerating.

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Administration:

-  Injection in the deltoid muscle located in the upper arm area