WHAT IS BIOTIN?

Biotin is beneficial to everyone, even if you do not have a deficiency. Biotin is vitamin B7, otherwise known as vitamin H. In particular, Biotin supports the metabolic processes, a fancy way of saying that it triggers the reactions needed to turn food into fuel. Biotin also boosts enzyme production, which in turn supports the metabolisation of fat and carbohydrates. Biotin injections also support healthy cell growth and the creation of amino acids.

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Amino acids play vital roles in building up proteins (cell strength), so therefore has a great effect on repairing and maintaining skin, hair and nail health. Biotin is a B-complex vitamin, also known as B7 or Vitamin H. Biotin is necessary for the cell growth and the production of fatty acids in living organisms. Biotin helps release energy from carbohydrates and aids in the metabolism of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates from food. It is also important in the health of your hair, skin, and nails. Biotin can be naturally found in many food sources.

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FOOD SOURCES:

red meat, eggs, nuts, seeds and some vegetables. Animal-based protein sources include beef and chicken liver, salmon and eggs all have a high biotin content. It can also be found in smaller amounts in vegetables such as broccoli, sweet potatoes, spinach, and many types of nuts.

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SIGN OF BIOTIN DEFICIENCY:
• Digestive and intestinal tract issues
• Muscle aches and pains
• Brittle damaged hair or hair loss in unusual amounts
• Dry irritated skin
• Chronic fatigue and commonly lacking in energy
• Mood changes
• Cognitive impairments
• Nerve damage
• Cramps and tingling in the limbs

 

BENEFITS:

• Aids in healthy sweat glands

• Nerve tissue and bone marrow

• Improves acne and eczema

• Strengthens hair and nails

• Supports healthy skin

• Aids in prevention of hair loss

• Improves blood glucose levels

• Promotes Healthy Metabolism

• Benefits Type 2 Diabetics 

• Improves Multiple Sclerosis

• Studies have found that taking chromium and biotin together may improve cholesterol levels. Research shows that biotin increases HDL (high-density lipoprotein), or the “good” cholesterol, while also reducing LDL (low-density lipoprotein), or the “bad” cholesterol.

• Biotin also could help protect against common heart disease causes, such as plaque build up in the arteries (atherosclerosis), inflammation, stroke, and heart attacks.

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CONTRA-INDICATIONS:

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Although many people can and do benefit from this treatment, we won’t carry it out if you have:

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• Pregnant or breastfeeding women

• Allergic reaction to any of the ingredients

• Under close medical supervision by hospital

• Active cancer, undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy

• Keloid scarring or family history of Hypercalcemia

• Hypersensitivity to calcitriol

• Cardiac disease

• Renal failure

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HOW MANY INJECTIONS ARE NEEDED:

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The frequency of appointments will depend on the condition you are hoping to address. It’s recommended more sessions to start, such as one or two sessions a week for four weeks, then tapering to one treatment every other week, and finally slowing to monthly maintenance treatments. This will restore the nutrients lacking and sustain levels for optimal health.

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Internal results are many like memory enhancement, liver protection, immunity improvement, nicotin detoxifying and many others.

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