VITAMIN B6-benefits and side effects
Vitamin B6 is involved in the following functions:Protein and fatty acid metabolizer
Red cells production.
Healthy brain function.
Helps to synthesize antibodies.
FOOD SOURCES
Milk, liver, yeast, inexperienced leaved vegetables, cereals, kidney, fish, chicken, eggs, nuts, banana etc.DEFICIENCY
Skin disordersAnemia
Seizures in infant
Memory problem
Low absorption of fats, proteins, and sugar
Water retention in a body
DAILY DOSE (How much b6 should you take a day?)
1.3 mg to 2.00 mg per dayOVERDOSE
Large dosages may cause neurological disorders.REMEMBER
It is sensitive to sunlight and heat.Vitamin B2 and atomic number 30 are necessary to soak up pyridoxamine.
