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Vitamins, Health & Weight Loss InositolAlso known as myo-inositol; misoinositol; lipotropic factor. A water soluble member of the vitamin B complex. Not a true vitamin because the body can manufacture it. Present in cereals and vegetables as Phytic acid, a combination of inositol and phosphorus. How Inositol helpsA fat-solubilizing agent. Works with choline: helps to transport fat from the liver. Helps to control blood cholesterol levels. Good sources of InositolLecithin, beef heart, beef liver, wheatgerm, soya, eggs, citrus fruits, wholegrains, nuts. Deficiency symptoms of InositolNo specific symptoms Recommended daily allowance for InositolNo official RDA. The Importance
of a Balanced Diet Solution: Follow a balanced diet that offers slow steady weight loss and includes advice on exercise. Anne Collins Weight Loss Diet Program is a good choice. Vitamin
A - Vitamin B1 - Vitamin
B2 - Vitamin B3 - Vitamin
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