Loosen Stress's Grip on Your Life and Be Relaxed Again!

Is stress taking over your once-calm life? Do little things that you used to shrug-off, stress you out? If so, B vitamins can help. B vitamins are made up of several essential nutrients that work closely together in the body to provide nourishment for the stress of daily living and perform important roles in energy metabolism, cardiovascular maintenance, and brain and nerve function.

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Don't let stress deprive your body of these vital nutrients. Restore what stress takes away with our high potency Stress B-Complex, specially formulated to replenish the nutrients that are most in demand during times when you feel stressed or under pressure. Each capsule combines a generous supply of B-complex vitamins with the powerful antioxidant protection of high-potency Vitamin C, Folic Acid and Biotin for increased absorption.

Each nutrient in our Stress B Complex vitamin performs a unique role in maintaining proper metabolic functioning that is essential for well-being. These essential vitamins in our formula provide high potencies of the entire B vitamin complex to ensure optimum nutritional performance.

Why Are B Vitamins so Important to Energy Levels Nerves and Immune Function

Vitamin B-1, Thiamine:

Vitamin B-1 is involved in energy production from carbohydrates in our diet. Thiamine is necessary for growth and functioning of all nerve tissue. Thiamine is also important for the proper functioning of the nervous system, especially for memory and emotional stability.

Vitamin B-2, Riboflavin:

Vitamin B-2 is involved in energy production and synthesis of fats and amino acids. Without B-2, no cellular growth can take place. Riboflavin also acts as a coenzyme for oxidation-reduction reactions throughout the body. Oxidation-reduction reactions involve the addition of either oxygen or hydrogen to a substance. One important consequence of this process is that it acts to inhibit chemical reactions with oxygen or highly reactive free radicals. These free radicals can cause damage to our cells.

Vitamin B-3, Niacin:

Niacin is involved in over 50 different metabolic reactions within the body. It is essential for energy production and synthesis and breakdown of fats, carbohydrates and proteins. Other functions include synthesis of cholesterol and formation of red blood cells.

Vitamin B-6, Pyridoxine:

Pyridoxine is essential for the synthesis and breakdown of amino acids, which are the building blocks of protein. It plays a role in the multiplication of all cells and the production of red blood cells and cells of the immune system. B-6 is required to synthesize neurotransmitters, the chemicals necessary for the nervous system and for brain function.

Vitamin B-12, Cyanocobalamin:

Vitamin B-12 is essential for normal growth and the formation of healthy red blood cells. B-12 is involved in maintaining a healthy nervous system and in detoxifying cyanide from tobacco smoke and smog. Vitamin B-12 is also required for maintenance of our nerve sheaths. Vitamin B-12 acts as a coenzyme in the synthesis and repair of DNA. B-12 deficiency causes weakness, numbness of the extremities, pallor, fever and other symptoms. Mouth irritation and brain damage are also common consequences of B-12 deficiency. Many doctors recommend that people over 50 have their vitamin B-12 levels checked to see if B-12 supplementation may be needed.

Folic Acid:

Also known as folacin and pteroylglutamic acid, folic acid is one of the B-complex vitamins that interacts with Vitamin B-12 for the synthesis of DNA, which is important for all cells in the body. Folic acid, in combination with Vitamin B-12 and Vitamin C, is necessary for the breakdown of proteins and the formation of hemoglobin, a compound in red blood cells that transports oxygen and carbon dioxide. Folic acid is also essential to virtually all biochemical reactions in the stomach and intestines.

A deficiency of folic acid causes anemia, poor growth, and may affect proper brain function. All of the B vitamins, especially folic acid, should be increased during pregnancy and lactation (breast milk production).

Pantothenic Acid and Biotin:

Pantothenic acid is used in the breakdown of carbohydrates, lipids and some amino acids. It is also used for the synthesis of coenzyme A for biochemical reactions in the body. Biotin functions as a coenzyme in carboxylation reactions (-COOH), which are also useful in many of the body's functions. (Pantothenic acid, biotin and folic acid are often used in tandem by the body.)

Here is What Famed Doctor and Author Andrew Weil, M.D., Says About B-Vitamins:

"They aren't fountains of youth, but a growing body of evidence suggests that B vitamins play an important role in protecting against many age-related problems."

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