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Beta-Glucanase	Betaine HCL	Biotin	Bladderwrack Algae
Boron	Boswellin	Bromelain

BETA-GLUCANASE
Beta-Glucanase works to disrupt the cell walls of fruits, vegetables, seeds and herbs.

Found in Global Health Trax Products: Active Digestive Enzymes

BETAINE HCL
Betaine HCL helps to kill bacteria an aids in stomach acid formation.

Found in Global Health Trax Products: Coral Complete

BIOTIN
Biotin, a member of the B vitamin complex family, acts as a coenzyme in the metabolism of fats, proteins and carbohydrates. Although it is produced by the good bacteria in our intestines, biotin is not stored in the body and must be supplemented on a daily basis. It contributes to the health of skin, hair, nerves, bone marrow, sex glands, and sebaceous glands. It is also useful in weight loss programs, in raising the levels of enzymes for glucose metabolism, and in combating yeast infections.

A mild biotin deficiency can result in hair loss, dermatitis, weakness and lethargy, cradle cap in infants, muscle aches, nausea, depression, loss of appetite, insomnia, high cholesterol levels, eye inflammations, sensitivity to touch, anemia, and tingling in the hands and feet. A severe deficiency can lead to heart problems, paralysis, hallucinations, and loss of immune functions. If you take sulfa drugs, estrogen, anticonvulsants, or abuse alcohol, you need to increase the amount of your daily biotin supplement. In addition, long term use of antibiotics prevents the friendly bacteria in your intestine from synthesizing biotin, so augmentation with lactobacillus may help restore bacterial balance following an extended period of antibiotic use. There are two other groups who are at risk of severe biotin deficiency: patients who are fed intravenously; and anyone who habitually eats a lot of raw egg whites. (Raw egg whites contain a protein that prevents the absorption of biotin; cooked egg whites are fine.)

Dietary sources of biotin include cheese, organ meats, soy products, egg yolks, nuts, broccoli, sweet potatoes, oatmeal, beans, brewer's yeast, peanuts and peanut butter, molasses, cauliflower, chocolate, oysters, poultry, wheat germ, and whole grains. The biotin used in Daily Vita Plus is plant derived.

Found in Global Health Trax Products: Daily Vita Plus

BLADDERWRACK ALGAE
The historic value of the Bladderwrack herb has proven to be very beneficial for the thyroid and para-thyroid glands, digestive disorders, sodium imbalance, circulation, and as a weight loss aid. I have found this herb of benefit in assisting the body to balance pH. This herb is an excellent source for organic sodium and iodine making it invaluable as a pH balancer and support for the body's thermostat, the thyroid.

Found in Global Health Trax Products: LHB Metabolizer

BORON
Boron acts as a catalyst that helps to affix calcium to the bone matrix and cartilage. Boron also helps to improve brain function and memory capacity.

Found in Global Health Trax Products: Mega Minerals Plus, Coral Complete

BROMELAIN
Bromelain supplements contain active substances that aid digestion and help reduce inflammation. Bromelain is useful in the treatment of a wide range of conditions, but it is particularly effective in relieving inflammation associated with infection and physical injuries.

Found in Global Health Trax Products: Systemic Enzymes

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