Vitamin B1 is used in the synthesis of carboxylate yeast which is essential in amino acid metabolism. It has an important role in the transport of neural impulses, by inhibition of cholinesterase function.
Vitamin B2 is manufactured in the body by the intestinal flora. It turns into phosphoric acids which play a role in oxidation-reduction processes.
Vitamin B6 accesses the synthesis of many metabolic yeasts & amino acids.
Vitamin B12 is an erythrocyte maturation factor and it promotes metabolism.
Vitamin K3 helps in changing prothrombin into thrombin, so it prevents haemorrhagia.
Choline is referred to as a “lipotropic” factor due to its function of acting on fat metabolism by hastening removal or decreasing the deposition of fat in the liver. Choline plays an essential role in fat metabolism in the liver. It prevents abnormal accumulation of fat (fatty livers) by promoting its transport as lipoprotein and lecithin or by increasing the utilization of fatty acids in the liver.
Folic Acid is necessary to enzymes of amino acid formation, as well as is helpful in erythrocytes maturation.
Pantothenic Acid is important in the synthesis of acetylcholine and promotes nutritional substance metabolism.
Vitamin C plays a basic role in antibody synthesis, and it is essential in hemopoiesis.
Helps the growth of the tissues in all the parts of the body and repairs the tissue.