Biotin

A nutrient that is needed by the body to change carbohydrates, fats, and amino acids into energy and the basic materials needed for important life processes. It belongs to the group of vitamins called the vitamin b complex. Biotin is found in some foods, including egg yolk, liver, and yeast.

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• Biotin (WikiMD)
• Biotin (Wikipedia)

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