Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal hair, skin and mucous members and as well, the normal function of the nervous system.

Vitamin B2, which is also known as riboflavin is involved in many metabolic processes including the release of energy from food and the production of thyroid hormone.

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Vitamin B12 contributes normal function of the nervous system, immune system, normal psychological function, red blood cell formation and contributes to a reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

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Folic acid is well known for the important role it plays in the health and development of an unborn baby. The department of Health now recommends that all women planning a pregnancy as well as those during the first 3 months of pregnancy take a supplement of 400μg of Folic Acid daily.

B Vitamins are involved in almost every metabolic process in the body, and play an important role in the release of energy from food. The normal functioning of the immune and nervous systems and the regulation of hormonal activity.

Vitamin D helps maintain strong bones and healthy teeth however, the body’s ability to manufacture Vitamin D declines with age.
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