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Vitamin B3

Group : Vitamins
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. It is found in rye bread, pineapple, beets, beans, meat, mushrooms, liver.
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Broccoli Broccoli
(7) Vitamin C
Involved in the formation of human tissues. Boost immune system. Favorable effect on wound healing. Is extremely useful for athletes and people with physical activity. Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B2
Needed for growth and reproduction. Participate in the development of hair, nails and skin. Has a beneficial effect on vision, eye fatigue, prevents inflammation in the oral cavity, supports the digestion of other substances: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Calcium
Builds bones and teeth. Involved in other vital organic functions. The scarcity of the element can lead to severe consequences for the skeleton and the normal functioning of the body. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
Lentils Lentils
(13) Magnesium
 Selenium
Needed in small quantities in the body. Prevents oxidation stress and the creation of free radicals, supports thyroid hormones in building. Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6 helps the majority of systems in the human body to function - including cardiovascular, digestive, immune, muscular and nervous system. B6 is required for proper development and function of the brain, as well as for the production of certain hormones. vitamin b17
considered a cure for cancer . recommended prophylactic its regular use in small amounts , like any other vitamin . Phosphorus
Phosphorus is needed for the body cell division, to increase muscle mass, support the work of the heart, kidneys and nervous system. Also involved in the absorption of fat. Contained in goat cheese, egg yolk, rice, sesame, sunflower, walnut, angry carp, tuna. Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Threonine
Involved in human metabolism. Vitamin B5
Participates in the growth and development of the central nervous system, the functions of the adrenal glands in the conversion of fat and sugar into energy. Necessary fort the immune system in the production of antibodies and in opposition to toxins. It is possible that the body alone can synthesize it. Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B2
Needed for growth and reproduction. Participate in the development of hair, nails and skin. Has a beneficial effect on vision, eye fatigue, prevents inflammation in the oral cavity, supports the digestion of other substances: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Calcium
Builds bones and teeth. Involved in other vital organic functions. The scarcity of the element can lead to severe consequences for the skeleton and the normal functioning of the body. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
white rice white rice
(8) Magnesium
 Selenium
Needed in small quantities in the body. Prevents oxidation stress and the creation of free radicals, supports thyroid hormones in building. Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6 helps the majority of systems in the human body to function - including cardiovascular, digestive, immune, muscular and nervous system. B6 is required for proper development and function of the brain, as well as for the production of certain hormones. Phosphorus
Phosphorus is needed for the body cell division, to increase muscle mass, support the work of the heart, kidneys and nervous system. Also involved in the absorption of fat. Contained in goat cheese, egg yolk, rice, sesame, sunflower, walnut, angry carp, tuna. Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
brown rice brown rice
(9) Magnesium
 Selenium
Needed in small quantities in the body. Prevents oxidation stress and the creation of free radicals, supports thyroid hormones in building. Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6 helps the majority of systems in the human body to function - including cardiovascular, digestive, immune, muscular and nervous system. B6 is required for proper development and function of the brain, as well as for the production of certain hormones. Phosphorus
Phosphorus is needed for the body cell division, to increase muscle mass, support the work of the heart, kidneys and nervous system. Also involved in the absorption of fat. Contained in goat cheese, egg yolk, rice, sesame, sunflower, walnut, angry carp, tuna. Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Vitamin E
Supports the delivery of oxygen in the cells and the body and rejuvenates them, reduces blood pressure. It is also useful for heart fatigue. Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
green onion green onion
(7) Vitamin C
Involved in the formation of human tissues. Boost immune system. Favorable effect on wound healing. Is extremely useful for athletes and people with physical activity. Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6 helps the majority of systems in the human body to function - including cardiovascular, digestive, immune, muscular and nervous system. B6 is required for proper development and function of the brain, as well as for the production of certain hormones. Vitamin E
Supports the delivery of oxygen in the cells and the body and rejuvenates them, reduces blood pressure. It is also useful for heart fatigue. Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B2
Needed for growth and reproduction. Participate in the development of hair, nails and skin. Has a beneficial effect on vision, eye fatigue, prevents inflammation in the oral cavity, supports the digestion of other substances: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Vitamin A
Vitamin A has many functions: it is important for growth and development, maintaining the immune system and good vision. | (0)
onion old onion old
(7) Vitamin C
Involved in the formation of human tissues. Boost immune system. Favorable effect on wound healing. Is extremely useful for athletes and people with physical activity. Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6 helps the majority of systems in the human body to function - including cardiovascular, digestive, immune, muscular and nervous system. B6 is required for proper development and function of the brain, as well as for the production of certain hormones. Vitamin E
Supports the delivery of oxygen in the cells and the body and rejuvenates them, reduces blood pressure. It is also useful for heart fatigue. Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B2
Needed for growth and reproduction. Participate in the development of hair, nails and skin. Has a beneficial effect on vision, eye fatigue, prevents inflammation in the oral cavity, supports the digestion of other substances: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Vitamin A
Vitamin A has many functions: it is important for growth and development, maintaining the immune system and good vision. | (0)
red beet red beet
(9) Vitamin C
Involved in the formation of human tissues. Boost immune system. Favorable effect on wound healing. Is extremely useful for athletes and people with physical activity. Magnesium
 Honey
Participates in the development of red blood cells and the nervous system, helps to produce energy in cells. Improves absorption of iron from the body. Regular consumption prevents diseases of the cardiovascular system Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Vitamin E
Supports the delivery of oxygen in the cells and the body and rejuvenates them, reduces blood pressure. It is also useful for heart fatigue. Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B2
Needed for growth and reproduction. Participate in the development of hair, nails and skin. Has a beneficial effect on vision, eye fatigue, prevents inflammation in the oral cavity, supports the digestion of other substances: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
pepper pepper
(10) Vitamin C
Involved in the formation of human tissues. Boost immune system. Favorable effect on wound healing. Is extremely useful for athletes and people with physical activity. Magnesium
 Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6 helps the majority of systems in the human body to function - including cardiovascular, digestive, immune, muscular and nervous system. B6 is required for proper development and function of the brain, as well as for the production of certain hormones. Phosphorus
Phosphorus is needed for the body cell division, to increase muscle mass, support the work of the heart, kidneys and nervous system. Also involved in the absorption of fat. Contained in goat cheese, egg yolk, rice, sesame, sunflower, walnut, angry carp, tuna. Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B2
Needed for growth and reproduction. Participate in the development of hair, nails and skin. Has a beneficial effect on vision, eye fatigue, prevents inflammation in the oral cavity, supports the digestion of other substances: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Vitamin A
Vitamin A has many functions: it is important for growth and development, maintaining the immune system and good vision. Calcium
Builds bones and teeth. Involved in other vital organic functions. The scarcity of the element can lead to severe consequences for the skeleton and the normal functioning of the body. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
bananas bananas
(12) Vitamin C
Involved in the formation of human tissues. Boost immune system. Favorable effect on wound healing. Is extremely useful for athletes and people with physical activity. Magnesium
 Vitamin K
Vitamin K is necessary for blood clotting ingredient - prevents bleeding. There is a need of the liver and for the successful utilization of calcium. You should eat too much of it. Vitamin B6
Vitamin B6 helps the majority of systems in the human body to function - including cardiovascular, digestive, immune, muscular and nervous system. B6 is required for proper development and function of the brain, as well as for the production of certain hormones. Phosphorus
Phosphorus is needed for the body cell division, to increase muscle mass, support the work of the heart, kidneys and nervous system. Also involved in the absorption of fat. Contained in goat cheese, egg yolk, rice, sesame, sunflower, walnut, angry carp, tuna. Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Vitamin D
Needed for assimilation of calcium and phosphorus. Promotes strong bones and teeth. Taken together with vitamin A and vitamin C are very good for health. Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B2
Needed for growth and reproduction. Participate in the development of hair, nails and skin. Has a beneficial effect on vision, eye fatigue, prevents inflammation in the oral cavity, supports the digestion of other substances: carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Vitamin A
Vitamin A has many functions: it is important for growth and development, maintaining the immune system and good vision. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
watermelon watermelon
(7) Vitamin C
Involved in the formation of human tissues. Boost immune system. Favorable effect on wound healing. Is extremely useful for athletes and people with physical activity. Potassium
An important element involved in human metabolism. Participates in oxygen transport, as well as in the separation of unnecessary substances from the body Vitamin B3
It is necessary for the process of the formation of energy in cells. Part of enzymes which help the cell. Normalize the function of the stomach and pancreas. Vitamin B1
Promotes the growth. Facilitates the processing of carbohydrates. Maintains the normal functioning of the nervous system, muscles and heart. Vitamin A
Vitamin A has many functions: it is important for growth and development, maintaining the immune system and good vision. Calcium
Builds bones and teeth. Involved in other vital organic functions. The scarcity of the element can lead to severe consequences for the skeleton and the normal functioning of the body. Iron
Iron is a vital ingredient. It builds hemoglobin and helps transport oxygen to cells and thus contributes to the formation of energy, vitality, growth and countering external bodies. | (0)
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