biotin
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- noun
- /ˈbaɪətɪn/
- Specialized
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biotina
- The Beauty one has collagen, biotin, folic acid, and oh, there it is, cinnamon.
- biotin-labeled
So, OK, so most of the biotin we already get from our food.
- So, OK, so most of the biotin we already get from our food.
- You know, this is Ilias brand because on the back, the one thing he put most of in here is biotin to help your hair grow.
- You can also find biotin and egg yolks, fish, meat, liver, seeds, nuts, and vegetables.
- Let me guess, we have biotin, vitamin CE.
- So this is their charcoal and biotin dry shampoo.
- And so people buy a lot of biotin to put in feedstock.
- I do use the minoxidil and biotin, dude.
Examples
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Often, an iron supplement, multivitamin, and 1,000 mcgs of biotin per day are prescribed.
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And we all know that taking a biotin supplement will help us get that right.
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And then biotin because biotin helps your nails and your hair grow.
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Biotin is a B vitamin that supports healthy nail and hair growth.
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So this is their charcoal and biotin dry shampoo.
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You can also find biotin and egg yolks, fish, meat, liver, seeds, nuts, and vegetables.
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The known vitamins include A, the B vitamins CDE and K There's also biotin and folate, folic acid.
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Taking a daily biotin supplement can support healthy hair and nail growth.
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Biotin is commonly found in foods like eggs, nuts, and whole grains, which are essential for metabolism.
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If you want to improve your hair's strength, include more biotin-rich foods in your diet.
Synonyms
A nutrient the body needs to grow and make energy from food
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word biotin comes from the Greek root bio- meaning 'life' and the ending -in used for substances. Think of bio- like in biology; biotin is a vitamin that helps the body grow and use food for energy.