What is Biotin?

 

Biotin helps our body get energy from carbohydrates and form amino acids and fatty acids. Biotin is made in our body, so it is not considered a true vitamin.

Biotin Food Sources: 
Chicken 
Lamb 
Pork 
Beef 
Veal 
Liver 
Eggs 
Yeast 
Soybeans 
Milk 
Cheese 
Saltwater fish 
Whole wheat flour 
Rice bran

Source: 
The Real Vitamin & Mineral Book- Using Supplements for Optimal Health (2nd Edition), by Dr. Shari Lieberman, PhD and Nancy Bruning. Published by Avery Publishing Group, New York in 1997.

Related Links: 
Biotin: The Forgotten Vitamin from the American Journal Clinical Nutrition on Dr. Mercola's website www.mercola.com

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