D-Biotin, better known as vitamin B7, boosts fat burning in the body, aids digestion, and improves mood. Biotin acts as a coenzyme in the body and is required for the metabolism of fatty acids, amino acids, and glucose. This means that when we eat foods containing fats, proteins, and carbohydrates, biotin must be present for these macronutrients to be converted. This allows them to be used for body energy, physical activities, and brain functions. Research suggests that it is primarily the combination of biotin and the essential trace element chromium, also contained in our products, that permanently lowers blood sugar levels.
Furthermore, biotin is considered the ultimate beauty vitamin because it helps the body stay young and attractive by playing a central role in maintaining beautiful, healthy hair, nails, and skin. If the body does not receive enough biotin, it is unable to produce the protein keratin. The protein keratin is essential for strengthening hair, skin, and nails and is therefore equally an important helper for our external appearance. What leads to the assumption of a positive effect of biotin on healthy hair is, among other things, the fact that a biotin deficiency can lead to hair loss – so the vitamin does have an effect on the hair. An improvement in skin appearance is another beauty effect attributed to biotin.
- Regulation of fat metabolism
- Regulation of blood sugar levels
- Support for digestion
- Beauty vitamin
- Strengthening of skin, hair, and nails
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Vitamin D
Vitamin D