VITAMIN-B2
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VITAMIN-B2 Is: A Water Soluble Supplement ALSO KNOWN AS: Riboflavin RIBOFLAVIN BENEFITS: *It is most beneficial to the skin, hair and nails *It may ease watery eye fatique *It may be helpful in preventing cataracts *It may be helpful in treatment of cataracts VITAMIN-B2 IS USED FOR: *It is required by the body for using oxygen *It is required for metabolizing amino acids, fatty acids and carbohydrates *It is needed to activate vitamin B6 *It helps to create niacin *It assists the adrenal gland *It can be used for antibody production, cell respiration and growth *It is used for red blood cell formation *It is needed if protein intake is high SUPPLEMENTAL B2 IS: A "Non-Essential" Vitamin, which means It is manufactured from within the intestinal flora Easily absorbed Stored in very small quantities Constantly needed by the body Sensitive to light VITAMIN B2 SOURCES: Almonds, asparagus, bananas, chard, cheese, cottage cheese, eggs, fish, leafy green vegetables, legumes, meat, milk, okra, yeast and yogurt DEFICIENCY SIGNS INCLUDE: Cracks and sores at the corners of the mouth Eye disorders Inflamation of the mouth and tongue Skin lesions, dermatitis, dizziness, hair loss, insomnia, light sensitivity, poor digestion, retarded growth and burning feet TOXIC: Riboflavin is not toxic when taken orally because of its low solubility Toxic doses can be administered by injection Excess is excreted in the urine with a bright yellow discoloration, which is normal and harmless TOXICITY SIGNS: Vitamin B2 intake of many times the RDA is without demonstratable toxicity RDA: 1.6 mg per day for males 1.2 mg per day for females 50 mg is recommended for supplementation MORE MAY BE NEEDED: *when consuming alcohol *when taking birth control pills &/or antibiotics *when partaking in strenuous exercise *when under excess stress *when on a calorie restricted diet

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