Education; increases resistance to infectious diseases; and prevents and treats dry eye disease.
Vitamin D: regulates the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus in the body, promotes absorption and utilization, and promotes bone growth.
Vitamin E: maintain normal fertility and normal muscle metabolism; maintain the integrity of the central nervous and vascular systems
.
Vitamin K: stops bleeding. Not only is it a major component of thrombinogen, but it also induces the liver to make clotting
enzymogen. Pediatric Vitamin K Deficiency
Water-soluble Vitamins
Vitamin B1: maintains normal circulatory, digestive, neurological, and intramuscular functions; regulates gastrointestinal functions; constitutes a coenzyme for
decarboxylase, which participates in the metabolism of sugar; and prevents beriberi.
Vitamin B2: also known as riboflavin. Riboflavin is a constituent of many important coenzymes in the body, these enzymes can
transfer hydrogen in the body during the metabolism of substances, it is also protein, sugar, fatty acid metabolism and energy utilization and composition
necessary substances. It can promote growth and development, and protect the health of eyes and skin.
Pantothenic acid (vitamin B5): anti-stress, anti-cold, anti-infection, prevent the toxicity of certain antibiotics, eliminate post-operative
bloating.
Vitamin B6: plays an important role in protein metabolism. Treatment of neurasthenia, vertigo, atherosclerosis and so on.
Vitamin B12: anti-fatty liver, promote the storage of vitamin A in the liver; promote cell development and maturation and organism
metabolism; treatment of pernicious anemia.
Vitamin B13 (lactate clear).
Vitamin B15 (Pantethine): mainly used to fight fatty liver and increase the rate of oxygen metabolism in tissues. Sometimes used
to treat coronary heart disease and chronic alcoholism.
Vitamin B17: highly toxic. Thought by some to have cancer-controlling and preventive effects.
P-aminobenzoic acid: one of the most recently discovered vitamins in the B vitamin family. It can be synthesized in the body.
Inositol: one of the B vitamins, and like choline is a lipophilic vitamin.
Vitamin C: connects bones, teeth, and connective tissue structures; has an adhesive
cohesive function between individual cells of the capillary wall; increases antibodies and strengthens resistance; and promotes the maturation of red blood cells.
Vitamin P: Vitamin PP (niacin): in the cell physiological oxidation process plays a role in the transmission of hydrogen, has the effect of prevention and treatment of mange.
Folic acid (vitamin M): anti-anemia; maintenance of normal cell growth and immune system function.
Vitamin T: helps blood clotting and platelet formation.
Vitamin U: important in the treatment of ulcers.