Research Notes on Biotin
Biotin is also referred to as Vitamin B7 or Vitamin H. It is one of the B-complex vitamins necessary for the formation of fatty acids and glucose. Food sources of biotin may include carrots, tomatoes, chicken eggs and almonds.
Top Resources on Biotin
- Natural Standard Research Collaboration (via Medline Plus): Biotin (Vitamin H)
- Wikipedia: Biotin
- eMedicine: Biotin Deficiency
- World's Healthiest Foods: Biotin
- Vitamin and Health Supplements Guide: Biotin (Vitamin H, Vitamin B7)
- Yahoo Lifestyle: Biotin
- LifeClinic: Biotin
- Zest for Life: Vitamin H - Biotin - Information Page
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