Coyne Healthcare - Biomax B Complex 30s

Coyne Biomax Vitamin B Complex Liposomal delivers a full and potent B-complex via specialised liposomal technology, overcoming the challenges of conventional vitamin B supplementation. This next-generation innovation in vitamin B complex supplementation contains Quatrefolic , a natural, concentrated form of folic acid (vitamin B9), which is a crucial nutrient for the body. Naturally produced and easily absorbed, Quatrefolic is regarded as the best supplemental form of folic acid. While others must be converted multiple times within your body before they can be utilised, Quatrefolic delivers the bioactive form of folic acid, known as methyltetrahydrofolate (or 5-MTHF), which is ready to be used by your body without conversion. Liposome entrapment technology is used to further enhance the products absorption and bioavailability. This innovative combination of clinically proven technologies facilitates a more effective dosage of high-quality folic acid, as well as the active forms of vitamins B1, B2, B6 and B12. Failing to get enough Vitamin B on a daily basis can have a damaging impact on your body. Folate and folic acid are essentially the same thing. The only difference is that folate is the food-based form of folic acid (with folic acid being a synthetic version). Folic acid is essential to your body because it helps stimulate the growth of new cells. Every person needs this form of vitamin B9, especially women who are pregnant (or trying to become pregnant). Folate is critical for maintaining optimal methylation as the process your body undertakes when it applies a carbon atom and three hydrogen atoms (known as a methyl group) to a host of critical biological functions, including cognitive activity, DNA repair, gene expression, and the elimination of environmental toxins. While folate is found naturally in foods such as fruits and dark, leafy vegetables, it can easily be destroyed by cooking or processing. Folate derived from food is typically a better option than supplemental folic acid, because it is more readily absorbed by your body (but not as well absorbed as Quatrefolic ). Humans cannot synthesise folate and the body stores it to a limited extent. For this reason, folate represents a dietary requirement that must be consumed in some form. Whether we ingest food containing natural or synthetically derived folates, they are metabolised to 5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF), which is considered the biologically active form of the B-vitamin folic acid. Humans need to maintain an adequate dietary intake of folate during various stages of their lives. It plays an essential role in cell division and DNA synthesis, and is involved in human growth and development. Folate deficiency has far-reaching negative health consequences, and has been implicated in the etiology of a variety of disorders.