B Vitamins
Benfotiamine is a highly bioavailable, fat-soluble form of thiamine (vitamin B1) recognized for its ability to support nerve health, metabolic function, and cellular protection. As a critical cofactor in energy metabolism, thiamine is essential for converting carbohydrates into ATP, the body’s primary energy currency. However, traditional forms of thiamine are limited by poor absorption and rapid excretion. Benfotiamine overcomes these limitations, delivering superior tissue uptake and sustained activity, making it an effective solution for supporting healthy glucose metabolism and neurological function.†
Modern research has highlighted benfotiamine’s role in helping to inhibit pathways...Full Details
Biotin is a B-complex vitamin that was identified as a necessary nutrient a century ago. More recently, we have begun to understand its central role in many pathways of metabolism. Most importantly, we know that biotin plays key roles in fat and sugar metabolism, roles that make biotin deficiency show up in multiple and unrelated ways. Two of the most recognized areas are blood sugar balance, and the manufacture of fats that keep hair, nails, and skin supple and moist.
