Pure Biotin Vitamin b7 Manufacturer

What is Pure Biotin?

Biotin pure is a vitamin B7 supplement. Biotin Pure powder from d-biotin, the only bioactive and naturally occurring form of this essential vitamin. Its scientific designation is vitamin B7, but most individuals refer to it as biotin. The word biotin comes from the Greek word bios, which means ‘to live.’

Biotin is a coenzyme to several carboxylase enzymes. The body uses these biotin-dependent enzymes for gluconeogenesis (synthesizing glucose) and fatty acid oxidation. The body stores biotin via biotinylation. The biotinylation process attaches biotin to proteins, nucleic acid, and other macromolecules that are essential for metabolic function. Biotinylation provides a non-destructive way to deliver these compounds to cells.

Efficacy and Features

1.) Biotin supports healthy hair, helping to strengthen hair strands, reduce breakage, and improve overall hair thickness.

2.) It promotes healthy skin by preventing dryness and conditions like dermatitis, contributing to a smooth, glowing complexion.

3.) Regular biotin intake strengthens nails, reducing brittleness and preventing nail splitting, resulting in stronger, more resilient nails.

4.) Biotin plays a vital role in energy metabolism, assisting in the conversion of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins into energy for daily functions.

5.) It may help regulate blood sugar levels, particularly benefiting individuals with diabetes by supporting glucose metabolism.

6.) Biotin supports nervous system health, aiding in proper brain function and enhancing cognitive performance.

7.) This water-soluble vitamin is safe and well-tolerated, with any excess being excreted naturally through urine, reducing the risk of toxicity.

8.) Biotin is available in supplement form and can be found naturally in foods like eggs, nuts, seeds, and fish, making it easy to incorporate into a balanced diet.

9.) With its critical role in enzyme function, biotin helps synthesize essential fatty acids and glucose, which are vital for overall health.

10.) Biotin supplements can be an effective addition for individuals seeking to improve hair, skin, and nail health, as well as boost energy and support metabolic processes.

Pure Biotin Specification

Typical COA for D-Biotin (Vitamin H, Vitamin B7)

What is Pure Biotin Vitamin b7 Good For?

Biotin helps support healthy hair, skin, nails, and metabolic function. Biotin also converts proteins, carbohydrates, and fats into useable energy within the body. Vitamin B7 helps the body use glucose for energy as well. Biotin activates acetyl-coA carboxylase, an enzyme that helps synthesize myelin. Myelin acts as an insulating layer of ‘sheath’ that protects nerves.

Biotin for Hair

Keratin proteins are the primary components of hair, skin, and nails. Biotin supports keratin’s foundation, and it may provide hair health benefits. One study found that biotin supplements reduced hair shedding and improved hair growth in thinning areas. Another study supported these findings and noted improved hair quality.

Biotin for Skin

Biotin deficiency can cause skin problems, including red and scaly skin. Biotin crosses the skin barrier with ease and can increase serum levels of B7 from topical applications. Biotin may help hydrate and smooth skin for an overall better appearance.

Biotin for Nails

Biotin may convey significant benefits for nail health and appearance. One study found that biotin supplements reduced nail splitting and improved nail thickness, particularly in participants with brittle nails.

How much biotin should someone take per day?

Most people get enough biotin from their diets, and they do not need supplements. For this reason, there is no recommended daily allowance for biotin.

However, biotin does have adequate intake (AI) levels, which are amounts that ensure nutritional adequacy. The AI levels for biotin are:

According to the National Institutes of Health, the average person in a western population consumes 35–70 mcg of biotin daily from foods they eat. For most people, a supplement will not be necessary as long as they are eating a healthy, varied diet.

Pure Biotin Versatile Benefits

Biotin, also known as vitamin B7, supports many parts of your body, including your nervous system, liver, eyes, hair, and skin. It helps the enzymes in your body carry out their jobs and keeps cells working as they should. Some of its possible health benefits include:

Diabetes management

Studies show that biotin supplements may help manage symptoms of diabetes. It might help reduce blood sugar levels, total cholesterol, and blood fats in some people with diabetes. But it doesn't have much effect on insulin levels.

Plus, B vitamins are important for your brain and nervous system, which could help with neurological symptoms of diabetes, such as neuropathy (nerve damage). We need more research on this, though.

Biotin for hair

Some people have turned to biotin for longer, healthier hair. Research suggests that biotin supplements may benefit people with biotin deficiency or certain medical conditions affecting hair growth, such as alopecia. But there's a lack of evidence to show biotin works to grow hair in people without these conditions.

Nail health

As with hair, there's not enough scientific proof that biotin will give you longer, stronger nails unless you have a health condition that affects them.

Biotin for skin

Researchers have looked at the role of biotin in various skin conditions. They've linked a shortage of the vitamin to dermatitis, acne scarring, and other skin problems, but they need to do more research into how biotin levels affect your skin.

Prenatal care

Biotin is necessary for a healthy pregnancy. Studies show that about a third of pregnant women in the U.S. have mild biotin deficiencies, but we need more research to understand why.

During pregnancy, make sure to eat foods rich in biotin or talk to your doctor about taking a biotin supplement.

Nerve health

Biotin is thought to help nerves recover from damage, especially in people with progressive diseases, such as multiple sclerosis. But recent studies don't show any long-term benefits of taking high doses of biotin for nerve health.

How much biotin is in food?

Food should be the first choice when looking for sources of biotin. Biotin in foods usually binds to protein.

Foods that are rich in biotin include:

• baker’s yeast
• wheat bran
• organ meats
• cooked, whole eggs
• oysters

Here are some specific foods and amounts of biotin:

• 3 ounces (oz) of cooked liver: 30.8 mcg
• 1 large, whole cooked egg: 10 mcg
• 3 oz of canned pink salmon in water: 5 mcg
• 1 oz of cheddar cheese: 0.4 to 2 mcg
• 1 cup of sweet potato: 4.8 mcg
• 3 oz of cooked hamburger patty: 3.8 mcg
• 1 cup roasted sunflower seeds: 9.6 mcg
• 1 cup of roasted almonds: 6 mcg

Yangge Biotech Halal certificate

Over the years, we have been committed to the product manufacture optimization and quality system establishment. And we have obtained the Halal Certificate for Pure Biotin Vitamin b7 and all our manufactured products.

What research says about biotin and hair growth?

Biotin supplements and biotin-added hair products are commonly advertised to support healthy hair growth or promote thicker, voluminous hair.

Despite these claims, though, there’s limited evidence to suggest that supplementing with biotin or lathering it through your hair promotes hair growth in non-deficient people.

In an older 2012 study, women with self-perceived thinning hair were randomized to receive either a multi-ingredient hair growth supplement that contained biotin or a placebo for 6 months. In another study, a biotin deficiency was found in 38% of women complaining of hair loss. Of these participants, 11% had a history of deficiency risk factors, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or the use of certain medications like antibiotics.

FAQ

※ Do you have factory?

Yes, we have a 1500m2 factory with modern equipment, welcome to visit our factory. When you have the details schedule, please kindly let me know in advance.

※ Do you have GMP?

All of our products are produced according to GMP standard, meanwhile, we have obtained ISO22000, Halal Certificate and so on.

※ What is your delivery time?

As usual, our delivery time is about 1~3 days after receipt of payments, however, for some special products, please kindly confirm with your sales manager in advance.

※ How can you confirm your quality?

Each batch of the goods can be shipped to you after strict inspection, if you still doubt, we can arrange the Pre-shipment Samples to your testing or to your pointed third party for retesting in advance, successfully, then we will arrange the bulk goods to you immediately.

Technological Process

Exhibitions

We often attend international exhibitions, including CPhI, FIC, API, Vitafoods, SupplesideWest.

Yangge Biotech Factory

- All goods are manufactured in GMP standard facilities.

- All goods are released after inspection by our independent laboratory or third party.

- All goods are transported by professional freight companies.

For Pure Biotin powder there are different specification for your choice, we can provide 10-30g of free samples, US warehouse in stock of 500kg of each month for the market of the global. certificate of analysis (COA), MSDS, specification sheet, pricing quotation is obtainable upon your request.

If you have any question or need any documents, welcome to contact us by e-mail: info@yanggebiotech.

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Further Research

· Linus Pauling Institute, Micronutrient Information Center: Biotin