VITAMIN A: fat-soluble for vision, gene expression, reproduction, immune function, embryonic development, and human growth.
VITAMIN B1: thiamine...converts carbohydrates and aminos to energy, helps the heart, muscles, and the nervous system to operate
VITAMIN B2: riboflavin, human growth and reproduction, red blood cells, energy from carbs
VITAMIN B3: niacin...digestion, skin and nerves, cholesterol reduction
VITAMIN B5: pantothenic acid, fatty acid metabolism, synthesis of hormones and cholesterol
VITAMIN B6: pyridoxine metabolism of amino acids and glycogen, antibodies in the immune system
VITAMIN B9: folic acid, synthesis of protein, DNA production, tissue growth, cell function
VITAMIN B12: cell metabolism, red blood cell production, central nervous system
BIOTIN: muscle mass
CHOLINE: improved memory and magnesium stores
VITAMIN C: in vivo production of collagen, or your body's infrastructure
VITAMIN E: tocotrienols...potent antioxidant, heart, circulation, cancer prevention, etc.
ESSENTIAL FATTY ACIDS, or E.F.A.'s, the omega oils should be a mix of 4 parts omega 3 to 1 part omega 1 to 1 part conjugated linoleic acid, essential to tissue repair
MINERALS: the correct balance of bio-identical bioavailable salts essential for growth and hormone balance
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