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Biotin or vitamin H is a coenzyme essential to fat metabolism and other carboxylation reactions in the body. This vitamin is water-soluble and plays an important role in the formation of skin, hair and nails by participating in vital processes of the body. Although the body's level of vitamin A is needed through the diet, digestive disorders may cause deficiency of this vitamin in the body.
Indications:
Avoid hair loss (alopecia)
Strengthening and strengthening brittle nails
Reduced symptoms of diabetic neuropathy and hypoglycemia
Reduced symptoms of basal ganglia encephalopathy along with thiamine (basal ganglia)
Control of signs of neonatal cradle cap
Supplement for the treatment of Candida infection
Deficiency of biotinidase enzymes, carboxylase and carboxylase pyruvate
prohibited usage:
Biotin susceptibility
Drug interactions:
Evidence suggests that biotin plasma levels decrease due to the concomitant use of this drug with anticonvulsants. Simultaneous consumption of eggs and biotin causes biotin function impairment.
Method of Use:
1 or 2 injections, 3 times a week for 6 weeks, as intramuscular injection. Use the dose with the advice of a consultant.
Maintenance:
Keep away from light, at temperatures below 25 ° C and protected from frost.
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