Co - Enzyme B Complex

The B vitamins work together & are vital to every function of your body. See the individual B vitamin listings for the myriad of functions involved with each separate B vitamin.*

• Allithiamin*
• Ribo-2*
• Niacinamide*
• Pantethine*
• Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate*
• Inositol*
• Omnicholine*
• Biotin*
• Folic Acid*
• Methylcobalamin B-12 Sublingual*

Co-Enzyme B Complex is the only separate B complex which Dr. Slagle recommends in her practice. She prefers it because the B1, B2, & B6 are in the active co-enzyme forms making them immediately available for use by your body.*

Generally, Dr. Slagle adds Co-Enzyme B Complex to a multi vitamin mineral, even though it also has B complex. Extra B complex is so critical for cognitive & mood disorders, anxiety, sleep disorders, energy & blood sugar regulation & the metabolism of all foods.*

The B vitamins are low in our modern diet. B vitamins are depleted by stress, alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, sugar & certain medicines.*

Dr. Slagle does not recommend anyone take a singular B vitamin without simultaneously taking a B complex as a foundational base. Single vitamin B supplements can induce deficiencies & imbalances of the other B vitamins. For additional information, see Dr. Slagle's book "The Way Up From Down".*

DIRECTIONS: Take 1-2 capsules with breakfast or lunch - not with dinner as may keep some people awake.

Other Ingredients: Silicon Dioxide

CO-ENZYME B COMPLEX is a scientifically-designed nutritional product containing a completely balanced and well-absorbed B Vitamin Formula. Biotin, folic acid and cyanocobalamin are derived from bacterial sources. The nutrients contained within these capsules are the purest, U.S.P. reagent grade vitamins available and contain no diluents, preservatives, chemical additives, or other allergenic ingredients.

Yeast Free,Contains no yeast, soy, or wheat.

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