Biotin Vitamin B7 by Caruso's Natural Health

Biotin Vitamin B7 by Caruso’s Natural Health is a high strength supplement designed to support energy production as well as to prevent vitamin B7 deficiency. This product is a one-a-day tablet for people who require additional biotin support.

Are you struggling with brittle nails? Or does your nails break quite easy? Having strong and thick nails is important. Sometimes biotin supplementation might be necessary to support nail growth, strength and thickness.

Biotin is an essential water-soluble vitamin that the body requires for normal cellular function. It is also important for healthy growth and development of nails. Most people will get biotin from a balanced diet that includes egg yolk, nuts, nut butter, whole grains, bananas, mushrooms, cauliflower and organ meats.

Caruso’s Natural Health has crafted Biotin Vitamin B7 with the highest quality ingredient to provide you with a premium product. This supplement also improves nail strength and growth and the metabolism of vitamin B7.

When you have Biotin Vitamin B7 by Caruso’s Natural Health, you’ll:

• Support energy production

• Decrease nail brittleness and chipping

• Assist nail growth, health and thickness

• Help prevent vitamin B7 deficiency

• Aid metabolism of vitamin B7

• Aids the metabolism of proteins and fatty acids

Take the steps to a healthier you from the inside out with Biotin Vitamin B7 by Caruso’s Natural Health. You will support the growth of strong, thick and healthy nails. Biotin will also help to metabolise proteins and fatty acids to support energy production.

Each table of Biotin Vitamin B7 by Caruso’s Natural Health has:

• 3mg of Biotin

• No sugar, lactose, dairy, yeast, gluten, corn, starch, nuts, soy, animal products, preservatives, artificial colours or flavours.

Warning: Vitamins and minerals can only be of assistance if dietary intake is inadequate. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional. Advise your doctor of any medicine you take during pregnancy, particularly in the first trimester.