we were able to prove that these boys represented the first example of what came to be known as vitamin dependency. In order to prevent brain disease, both of these children required enormous doses of thiamine, but if they were affected by any form of stress such as a viral infection...
. B12 (min) 200 mcg/kg, Vit. C (min) 1000 mg/kg, Vit. D3 (min) 2000 IU/kg, Vit. E (min) 400 IU/kg, Vit. K (min) 200 mcg/kg, Thiamin (min) 3000 mcg/kg, Riboflavin (min) 12 mg/kg, Niacin (min) 65 mg/kg, Folic Acid (min) 700 mcg/kg, Biotin (min) 600 mcg/...
. B12 (min) 200 mcg/kg, Vit. C (min) 1000 mg/kg, Vit. D3 (min) 2000 IU/kg, Vit. E (min) 400 IU/kg, Vit. K (min) 200 mcg/kg, Thiamin (min) 3000 mcg/kg, Riboflavin (min) 12 mg/kg, Niacin (min) 65 mg/kg, Folic Acid (min) 700 mcg/kg, Biotin (min) 600 mcg/...
B7:It is very rare for anyone to have biotin (B7) deficiency. However, it is possible that excessive deficiency of this vitamin causes abnormality in regulation of glucose. Back in 1993, aJapanese studyreported lower levels of biotin in 43 patients with type 2 diabetes when compared to 64 n...