B1 vitamin (thiamin)

B1 vitamin, or thiamin, is a water-soluble vitamin which represents colourless substance of crystal structure. B1 vitamin plays an important role in a metabolism of fats and carbohydrates....

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B6 vitamin (pyridoxine)

B6 vitamin is set of several substances which possess similar biological activity. B6 vitamin is extremely necessary for an organism as it is responsible for...

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B7 vitamin (biotin)

B7 vitamin (biotin) represents vitamin of group B, is water-soluble. Practically in all products it is possible to meet biotin, however, it is absolutely small doses. The greatest number of vitamin...

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B9 vitamin (folic acid)

B9 vitamin (folic acid) is a vitamin which main function consists in maintenance of health of immune and circulatory systems. Folic acid together with its derivatives integrates in the general...

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B3 vitamin (niacin)

B3 vitamin (niacin) – vitamin, medicinal substance which participates in many cellular oxidizing reactions. Till 2008 in Russia it was used as a food additive, but...

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B10 vitamin (n-aminobenzoic acid)

B10 vitamin is a little-known vitamin connection. Other its name — paraaminobenzoic acid. This substance can arrive as from the outside, well synthesized and intestinal microflora....

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B12 vitamin (cyanocobalamine)

B12 vitamin belongs to biologically active kobaltsoderzhashchy agents. By the way, this in general only nutrient which contains cobalt – the microelement necessary for health. Role...

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Vitamin N (lipoic acid)

Vitamin N (lipoic, thioctic acid) is the vitamin relating to medicines which is the most important coenzyme of some complexes. Vitamin N is good antioxidant....

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Vitamin F

Vitamin F represents the whole complex of the fatty polyunsaturated acids which are of great importance in a set of biological processes. This family of polyunsaturated acids is subdivided into two:...

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Vitamin D (calciferols)

Vitamin D represents group of biologically active agents which part is holekaltsifero, ergocalciferol and other substances. At first vitamin D was perceived by physicians as a factor against...

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Vitamin E (tocopherol acetate)

Vitamin E is a zhirorastvormy vitamin, being the strongest antioksimdant. Tokotriyenola and tokoferola belong to group of vitamins E. The main natural function of vitamin E is a temporary use normal...

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Vitamin A (Retinolum)

Vitamin A (or Retinolum) is the water-soluble vitamin which is found both in animal and in vegetable food. In case of need the organism can independently synthesize vitamin A from...

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Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

Vitamin C represents the substance which is actively involved in process of a metabolism of an organism. It is caused by the fact that the metabolism cannot proceed without oxidizing reactions, which and...

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B2 vitamin (Riboflavinum)

B2 vitamin is a water-soluble vitamin which is one of the most important for the person. Together with folic acid this vitamin creates new blood cells, together with iron provides it...

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