NG4L BALANCE B COMPLEX - 60 Tablets

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NG4L BALANCE B COMPLEX – 100 Tablets

NG4L Balanced B Complex is a complex of 8 vitamins of group B essential for cellular metabolism, necessary for the functioning process of several organs.
B vitamins must be present in sufficient quantities because they act synergistically to support the nervous system, help to achieve better sleep, promote function
to maintain the health of hair, skin, nails, prevent and help to better manage stress. They are also important for digestion, concentration and bone.
These vitamins are water-soluble, which means they cannot be stored in the body, making their regular consumption necessary. NG4L Balanced B is a synergistic supplement that meets the recommended ratios and concentrations of Vitamins B, designed to help you keep your body in the water.
to effectively meet your daily needs.

Presentation of the project: box of 100 tablets
 

MAIN FUNCTIONS OF B VITAMINS
 

Although B vitamins all have a unique role to play, together:
• They provide energy to the body by converting proteins, carbohydrates and
lipids in energy;
• They promote the synthesis of brain chemicals and thus regulate
mood and nervous activities. B vitamins are among the most important factors
important for the proper functioning of the nervous system;
• They are also essential for the health of the skin, hair, eyes, mouth and
support liver function
• They help promote immune function;
• They improve cardiovascular function;
• They help promote healthy cell growth;
• They help promote the formation of red blood cells;
• They relieve symptoms of depression;
• They participate in the regulation of cholesterol levels;
• They support metabolism and absorption of fats and proteins;
• They relieve feelings of irritability, irritability and nervousness;
• They help improve concentration, memory and sleep quality;
• Vitamin B6 is responsible for the production of hydrochloric acid, which is essential for digestion.

INDICATIONS: The following are the following:
• Lack of energy;
• Stress and temporary nervous tension states: B vitamins are used as a cofactor in almost all organs of the body but mainly in the system
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• Maintaining fitness: Some B vitamins are essential for hair growth, healthy skin, and strong nails;
• Preservation of the bone frame.

VITAMIN B ARE SPECIALLY RECOMME NDE D NDE S TO:
• Dieting people, vegetarians and vegans, sportsmen, smokers, consumers
alcohol, women on contraceptive pills and women in menopause
• People over 55 years of age, people with anemia, digestive disorders,
disorders of memory or concentration, mood, and insomnia;
• Active people with a frenetic style, and those who eat poorly and/or
irregularly
• People suffering from depression, nervousness or irritability. Indeed, in these cases, there are
is likely to be a B vitamin deficiency.

PRINCIPLE OF ACTION:
Vitamin B1 (thiamine): Helps heart function and plays an important role in balance
Thiamine participates in the transmission of nerve impulses and would potentiate
the actions of acetylcholine, one of the chemical messengers of memory. It is essential
for the conversion of carbohydrates into energy. Deficiencies cause fatigue, exhaustion,
irritability, anxiety, loss of appetite, depression;
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin): Also known as the Antistress Vitamin. It builds capacity
mental stress and improves our performance (sports or autres). It protects from
anemia, positively influences the level of haemoglobin in the blood and promotes its circulation; it
is therefore Precious in case of iron deficiency;
Vitamin B3 (niacinamide): It helps to stimulate energy production and good health
functioning of the nervous system. It is a valuable ally for people who feel
It helps to reduce cholesterol levels and, as a result, protects against
heart disease. It is similar to an anti ox ydant, helps prevent or relieve heart disease.
migraines and lowers blood pressure;
Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid): It transforms the proteins contained in amino acids
in our food thus providing the body with the essential elements from which
human proteins are reconstituted. It promotes healing in case of injury, helps
the body to produce energy, lowers cholesterol levels and thus protects against diseases
It increases resistance to stress and fatigue, intervenes in the metabolism of
lipids and in the nutrition of mucous membranes. It is crucial in the formation, maintenance and
Deficiencies can lead to irritability, insomnia, fatigue;
Vitamin B6 (pyrid ox ine): it is essential for the proper metabolism of proteins.
increases protein intake, it is important to also increase vitamin B6 intake.
proteins are more easily absorbed by the body when we have a reserve
Vitamin B6 is necessary for the proper functioning of the brain and the body.
nervous system. It ensures the proper transmission of nervous stimuli and thus contributes to the good
operation of the memory (and more particularly of the long-term memory). It is
used to fight nervous, spasmodic, and muscle disorders;
Vitamin B8 (Biotin): Essential for the metabolism of proteins, lipids and
It is anti seborrheic, decreases the excessive production of sebum in the skin and the
scalp. It is essential for the health of the skin, hair and nails. It is very indicated
in case of skin problems (dry and dull skin, acne, certain forms of eczema);
Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid): It is favorable to the functioning of the nervous system and is
essential for the formation of blood cells (white blood cells and red blood cells).
Deficiencies can lead to anxiety, depression, loss of appetite, disorders, and
psychic and digestive
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Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin): It contributes to the proper balance of the nervous system, is
necessary for the formation of cells, especially red blood cells, and for the synthesis of DNA.
Combined with vitamin B6, vitamin B12, and folic acid, improve iron absorption by
the body, thus promoting the formation of red blood cells and preventing pernicious anemia.
They also contribute to the proper functioning of the nervous system and intervene in the