lactoflavin
- noun
- /ˌlæktəˈfleɪvɪn/
- Specialized
- A deficiency of lactoflavin can lead to symptoms like skin lesions and fatigue.
Examples
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Milk is a rich source of lactoflavin, which helps maintain healthy skin.
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Some cereals are fortified with lactoflavin for added nutritional value.
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Lactoflavin is essential for healthy skin.
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Many foods are rich in lactoflavin.
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A deficiency of lactoflavin can lead to symptoms like skin lesions and fatigue.
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Milk is a rich source of lactoflavin, which helps maintain healthy skin.
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Some cereals are fortified with lactoflavin for added nutritional value.
Synonyms
A vitamin the body uses to make energy and keep skin healthy
A substance the body needs to turn food into energy and keep skin and eyes healthy
An old name for the vitamin riboflavin that prevents skin problems and weight loss
A B vitamin that helps the body grow and stops skin problems and weight loss
A B vitamin that helps keep skin healthy and prevent weight loss
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lactoflavin comes from lacto- meaning 'milk' and flavin (from Latin flavus) meaning 'yellow'. So, lactoflavin is the 'yellow' vitamin found in milk, a simple way to remember that it helps the body grow and prevents tiredness and skin problems.