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| Liquid Vitamin Industry Secret #1 Q: Does the 1996 Physician's Desk Reference make a tacit endorsement of liquid vitamins? A: Search the web for "Physician's Desk Reference page 1542" and you'll find dozens of listings that seem to infer that the PDR is endorsing liquid vitamins ... |
Liquid Vitality's Liquid Vitamins contain more than just vitamins. They contain essential trace minerals, citrus bioflavinoids and antioxidants.
| Liquid Vitamin Industry Secret #2 Q: Are liquid vitamins more readily absorbed than tablet vitamins? A: Unless more details are given, this question cannot be properly answered. The absorbability or bio-availability of a particular supplement or drug is dependent ... |
Liquid Vitamins from Liquid Vitality are naturally processed and delivered in a base derived from the Aloe Vera plant and purified water.
| Liquid Vitamin Industry Secret #3 Q: If a liquid vitamin has 200 ingredients is it better than one that has 100 ingredients? A: Some manufacturers are hoping you won't stop and think about this question. When a typical serving size is about a tablespoon, a liquid can only contain so many ingredients ... |
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Ingredients: Vitamin B1 Benfotiamine
Benfotiamine. In the human body there are two general realms, the water realm and the fat realm. Most nutrients are either water soluble or fat soluble, and, as such, they are permitted to enter the appropriate realm.
Japanese scientists figured out a way to slightly modify thiamine (traditional B1 vitamin) so as to turn it into a fat soluble substance, thus allowing it to enter parts of the cells where water soluble compounds cannot go.
One particular area where this is critical is when a vascular cell is bombarded by glucose. In a water soluble environment, thiamine would be able to handle the glucose, but in this environment, hyperglycemia and rampant damage to blood vessels occurs.
Benfotiamine's safety has been well established, as it's been used for over a decade in Germany to treat nerve pain in diabetics.
Benfotiamine was also found to have blocked activation of the pro-inflammatory transcription factor nuclear factor-kappa beta, which has been associated with inflammation, tumor formation, and macular degeneration, and retinal disease in diabetics.
The blocking of nuclear factor-kappa beta has been shown to improve the prognosis of arthritis patients, as well, stimulating further research into benfotiamine therapies.
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