Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) Water soluble-stored in heart,
liver and brain.
Function: Called the “Morale” vitamin. Essential for health of entire nervous
system, for proper functioning of digestive system, aids growth of young
children, assists the body to utilize energy from carbohydrate foods, needed
during pregnancy and lactation and strenuous exercise. Nourishes brain, eyes, ears, hair, heart, liver,
kidneys. Blood builder, maintains
intestines and stomach; alleviators of pain; prevents excessive fatty deposits
on wall of arteries, aids treatment of herpes, repels biting insects, protects
effects of lead.
Vitamin B1 Depletors:
Negative emotions, alcohol, cooking heat, caffeine, excess sugar,
stress, tobacco, surgery, raw fish and shellfish, muscle relaxants and sulfa
drugs.
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) Water soluble – stored in
skeletal muscles.
Function: Called the “youth vitamin”. Essential for proper enzyme formation, normal
growth, tissue formation, metabolism of fats, carbohydrates and protein. Helps maintain good vision, skin, nails,
hair. Essential for antibody formation,
sodium, potassium balance, production of red blood cells and hormones,
absorption of iron, provides extra stamina and essential during periods of
lactation.
Vitamin B2 Depletors:
Alcohol, birth control pills, coffee, radiation, tobacco,
ultraviolet light, drugs, estrogen and sugar.
Vitamin B3 (Niacinamide) Water soluble--- stored in
liver.
Function: Assists
body to perform energy producing reactions in cells. Converts amino acid tryptophan into
niacin. Promotes good physical health,
aids in healthy skin, tongue and digestive system. Regulates levels of blood, preventing high
cholesterol and high blood pressure and heart attacks. Essential for production of male and female
sex hormones, helps regulate blood sugar level in hypoglycemia and eases
attacks of diarrhea. Used to treat schizophrenic and autistic children.
Vitamin B3 Depletors:
Caffeine, antibiotics, alcohol, sleeping pills, estrogen, excessive
sugar, refined carbohydrates and sulfa drugs.
Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid) Water Soluble
Function: “Panto”
means everywhere-- is found in every living cell of the body. Essential for
health of adrenal glands and hormones; needed for proper digestion,
metabolization of fats, carbohydrates and protein, antibody formation and
regulation of growth stimulation, vitamin utilization (radiation damage), May
stimulate pituitary gland to put our natural cortisone.
Vitamin B5 Depletors:
Dmethyl bromide, insecticidal fumigant, alcohol, heat in cooking
(canning), sulfa drugs, estrogen and sleeping pills.
Vitamin B6 (Pyridozine Hydrochloride) Water soluble
Function: Called
the “vitality vitamin”. Essential for
conversion of protein foods into amino acids, production of antibodies, hormone
adrenalin to maintain balance of minerals, potassium and sodium for entire
nervous system, formation of red blood cells, protection against effects of an
aesthetics and nausea in pregnancy; prevents formation of kidney stones,
converts oxalic acid into a harmless form, protects harmful effects of gamma
radiation and X-rays, aids in digestion and food assimilation, helps PMS,
cancer immunity, essential for adequate enzyme function, without B6 the
body can barely tolerate glucose and becomes sensitive to insulin.
Vitamin B6 Depletors: Alcohol, oral contraceptives cause severe loss; canning and roasting, estrogen, long storage, most drugs and stress.
Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid) Water soluble, small amounts stored in liver.
Function: Essential
for entire nervous system to stimulate production of hydrochloric acid,
formation of genetic cells DNA and RNA, essential for absorption of iron and
calcium with Vitamin B12 and C to break down protein foods, essential for
formation of new red blood cells, production of antibodies and the maintenance
of sex organs.
Vitamin B9
Depletors: Contraceptives, high temperatures, alcohol,
coffee, stress, sulfa drugs, tobacco, estrogen, food processing, barbiturates,
dilantin.
Vitamin B12
(Cobalamin) Slightly water soluble
Function: Calcium needed for assimilation.
Only vitamin which contains a mineral element—cobalt. Essential in the metabolism of carbohydrate,
fat and protein, blood cell formation and bone marrow, gastrointestinal tract,
needed for normal growth of healthy skin, mucus membrane and nervous system,
necessary for the body’s use in amino acids and vitamin D and the
utliliztion of iron. Injections of B12 have been given in the treatment
of pernicious anemia as in multiple sclerosis, great improvement as well in
chronic alcoholism and diabetes mellitus and osteoarthritis.
Virtamin B12
Depletors: Laxatives, alcohol, antibiotics, aspirin,
diuretics, antacids, tobacco, caffeine, estrogen, sleeping pills,
contraceptives, intestinal parasites, cooking.
Other B Viamins are B13 (Orotic Acid), B15 (pangamic
Acid), B17 (Laetrile), and PABA (Para-aminobenzoic Acid)
All B’s should
be taken together in one balanced complex form.
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