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Vitamins
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Vitamin A is essential for the development of healthy bones, eyesight and skin. It can alse help strengthen the immune system and help with conditions such as eczema, acne and psoriasis. More info...
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B Vitamins are essential for the release of energy from food and vital for the metabolism of fats and protein. The group contributes to the maintenance of healthy skin, hair, eyes, mouth, liver function, the production of Haemoglobin and the correct functioning of the brain and nervous System. More info...
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Vitamin C was first discovered in 1932 and was the subject of the first controlled nutritional experiment in recorded history. It is known to be involved in at least 300 biochemical pathways in the body. It is a water soluble vitamin and, as man is unable to manufacture this vitamin within the body, a daily intake is necessary More info...
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Probably one of the most important nutrients for the survival of all oxygen breathing forms of life, Vitamin E has been the centre of worldwide research and is recognised as a biological antioxidant More info...
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