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- Our Garden of Life Vitamin B Complex provides high potency B vitamins complex for women and men, supporting mental and physical energy, along with immune system health
- Support your metabolism with these B complex vitamins capsules that include Vitamin B12, B1 (thiamin), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (niacin), B5 (pantothenic acid), B6, B7 (biotin), and B9 (folate, with no synthetic folic acid)
- Each vitamin code raw B complex supports heart and blood health with a whole food blend of folate, vitamin B-12, and B6 with fruits and veggies
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It can affect thyroid bloodwork and bloodwork used by emergency rooms to determine if a patient has had a heart attack, potentially delaying life-saving treatment (it actually happened) in the event of a heart attack.
I'm not saying *not* to take biotin or any product containing biotin, but to weigh the pros and cons while taking this into account. I purchased biotin, hoping it would help my thin nails and thin(ning) hair, but decided not to take it, once I learned about the bloodwork issue.
Supposedly, you can notify the bloodwork processing lab to take the biotin into account, but patients can't always control to which lab(s) their bloodwork is sent and I'm sure insurance won't pay to rerun it if the lab runs it improperly. It would be a nightmare and I absolutely need my thyroid my bloodwork to be accurate. The irony is that people with thyroid problems commonly have weak nails and thin hair - the very issues biotin could improve! 😩
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