VITAMINS

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Looking for a key nutrient to support your body’s red blood cells and nervous system? Vitamin B12 may be the answer. This essential vitamin is crucial for many body functions to perform properly.

However, getting enough B12 can be a challenge, as a tablet supplement is difficult to absorb due to stomach acid requirements. In fact, you may only absorb around 2% of the vitamin from a tablet supplement. This is where B12 injections come in handy. By bypassing the gut, the injections allow you to absorb the whole amount of vitamin B12.

A deficiency in vitamin B12 can lead to unwanted symptoms such as exhaustion and weakness. If you’re experiencing these symptoms, B12 injections may be the solution you need to feel better. While they’re offered on the NHS, long wait times can leave you feeling drained. It’s important to note that vitamin B12 deficiency often goes undiagnosed, but after patients receive B12 injections, they often experience a significant increase in how they look and feel.

The injection is virtually painless and can be administered into the arm or buttock. Don’t let a vitamin B12 deficiency hold you back from feeling your best – consider B12 injections today.

Although the main known benefit of Biotin is related to hair growth, there are many more benefits as listed below:

• Aids in healthy sweat glands
• Good for nerve tissue and bone marrow
• Supports healthy cell growth, promoting healthy, glowing skin - with additional anti-ageing benefits
• Improves acne, eczema and skin conditions
• Strengthens hair and helps create Red Blood Cells that carry the nutrition and oxygen to the scalp and hair follicles, thus promoting healthy hair growth.
• Aids in preventing hair loss
• Promotes nail growth and strengthens dry, brittle nails
• Improves blood glucose
• Increases metabolism and speeds up weight loss by triggering the      reactions needed to turn food into fuel
• Boots enzyme production, which in turn supports the metabolisation of fat and carbohydrates
• Creates amino acids that play a vital role in building up proteins (cell strength), which has a great effect on rejuvenation

Vitamin D is a Fat Soluble vitamin which means it is stored in the body and released as needed. Vitamin D is known as the ‘Sunshine Vitamin’ as the body creates vitamin D from direct sunlight on the skin when outdoors. Between October and early March, we do not make enough vitamin D from sunlight, and as Vitamin D is not naturally present in many foods, supplements are recommended to keep your bones and muscles healthy.

This essential nutrient is required for many of the main processes of the body and is important for maintaining your general health and well-being. Vitamin D injections could be suitable if you're feeling tired or run down as it helps to boost energy levels and fight stress and tiredness.

Vitamin D can also boost your immune system to protect the body against illness and disease, as well as encourage healthy muscles and strengthen bones by helping the body to absorb calcium.