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La biotine, vitamine B8 Pour retrouver de l’énergie

La biotine est une vitamine, également connue sous le nom de vitamine H, elle fait partie d’un groupe de vitamines connues comme les vitamines B. Elle se trouve en petites quantités dans divers aliments tels que les œufs, le lait ou les bananes. La biotine est couramment utilisée pour traiter la perte de cheveux, les ongles squameux, les lésions nerveuses et de nombreuses autres conditions.

Bienfaits de la biotine, vitamine B8

Pour traiter les faibles taux de biotine dans le sang. De faibles niveaux de biotine dans le sang peuvent provoquer des cheveux clairsemés, une éruption cutanée autour des yeux, du nez et de la bouche. Il semblerait que la biotine aide à traiter la dépression, l’apathie, les hallucinations et les picotements dans les bras et les jambes. De faibles niveaux de biotine peuvent survenir chez les femmes enceintes, qui ont été nourries par sonde pendant une longue période, qui souffrent de malnutrition ou qui souffrent de maladies héréditaires spécifiques. Le tabagisme peut également entraîner de faibles taux de biotine dans le sang.

Concernant la chute de cheveux. La prise de biotine et de zinc associée à l’application de crème stéroïde sur la peau pourrait aider à réduire la perte de cheveux.
Ongles et ongles écailleux. La prise de biotine pendant un an peut augmenter l’épaississement des ongles des mains et des orteils chez les personnes aux ongles squameux.
Diabète. Certaines recherches préliminaires montrent que la prise de biotine avec du chrome peut réduire la glycémie chez les personnes atteintes de diabète.
Douleur nerveuse diabétique. Des recherches préliminaires montrent que l’ingestion ou l’injection de biotine peut diminuer la douleur nerveuse dans les jambes des personnes atteintes de diabète.
Crampes musculaires de dialyse. Les personnes dialysées ont tendance à souffrir de crampes musculaires. Des recherches préliminaires montrent que la prise de biotine peut réduire les crampes musculaires chez ces personnes.
Sclérose en plaques. Des recherches préliminaires montrent que la prise d’une forte dose de biotine pourrait améliorer la vision et réduire la paralysie partielle chez les personnes atteintes de sclérose en plaques.

Comment ça marche?

La biotine est un composant important des enzymes du corps qui décomposent certaines substances comme les graisses, les glucides et autres. Le rôle de cet vitamine est d’aider le corps à convertir les aliments en énergie, indispensable aux fonctions quotidiennes. Particulièrement utilisée par les sportifs et les gens actifs.

Les aliments qui contiennent de la biotine, vitamine B8

Les oeufs (le jaune)
Le foie
Les noix
Le soja
Les céréales complètes
Les bananes
Les champignons
Le chou fleur
L’avocat
Le saumon
Les framboises

Quel dosage pour la biotine, vitamine B8?

ADULTES (voie orale) : Il n’y a pas de dose journalière recommandée (AJR) établie pour la biotine. L’apport adéquat (AI) pour la biotine est de 30 mcg pour les adultes de plus de 18 ans et enceintes, et de 35 mcg pour les femmes enceintes.

Carence en biotine. 10 mg de biotine ont été utilisés quotidiennement.

ENFANTS (voie orale) : Il n’y a pas de dose journalière recommandée (AJR) établie pour la biotine. L’apport adéquat (AI) pour la biotine est de 7 mcg pour les bébés de 0 à 12 mois, 8 mcg pour les enfants de 1 à 3 ans, 12 mcg pour les enfants de 4 à 8 ans, 20 mcg pour les enfants de 9 à 13 ans et 25 mcg pour les adolescents de 14 à 18 ans.

Carence en biotine: 10 mg de biotine ont été utilisés quotidiennement chez les nourrissons.

Notre Tonificateur à base de biotine

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