Essays on Vitamin

The term vitamin was coined in 1911 by Casimir Funk, a biochemist. Vitamins are organic molecules which are essential dietary nutrients. They are non-energy yielding and non-body building agents but are required for proper functioning of bodily functions and regulation of metabolism. Vitamins have various…

Haematinics drugs provide important constuents of red blood cell production. This is achieved by increasing hemogrobin, a component of blood which is responsible for carrying oxygen. Tripathi (2008) related haemitinics to substances required in the formation of blood which are important for anaemia treatment. This…

Vitamins have become hot topic among scientists since 1912 when their existence and their role in our health were first highlighted. Their name comes from the Latin “vita” which means life and from the German “amine” because of the existing perception that all vitamins contained…

In certain causes the problem is reversible, others, for example Alzheimer’s, it isn’t on account of the true destruction of the cells. Going back into the medical literature at the 60’s very few instances of Alzheimer’s dementia have been understood. So what’s happening with this…

Concentration of Vitamin C powder: 0.174, 0.087, 0.043, 0.022, 0.011, 0.005g The concentration of vitamin C powder will determine whether vitamin C can promote the growth of mung beans. Vitamin C is an antioxidant that prevents plants from photoinhibition and other envionrmental stresses. Under photostress,…

The best solution is to resolve the cause for a problem. To illustrate, one such example is that, should a lack of adequate melatonin be attributed to a Vitamin B6 deficiency, then you should take care of that Vitamin B6 deficiency. However, more often than…

Vitamin B12 is a multi-purpose, water-soluble vitamin that greatly affects energy, temperament, recollection, thought, circulatory, digestive and neurological function, and hormonal equilibrium. B12 is critical when it comes to healthfulness and ability of the body to function. It serves as an essential component in the…

Vitamin B12 is a multi-purpose, water-soluble vitamin that greatly affects energy, temperament, recollection, thought, circulatory, digestive and neurological function, and hormonal equilibrium. B12 is critical when it comes to healthfulness and ability of the body to function. It serves as an essential component in the…

This paper discusses the prediction, outline, and results of an experiment used to determine if Vitamin A can help to improve eye sight. My hypothesis is that Vitamin A does help improve vision in those who are impaired. In order to prove this, we used…

Vitamins are organic compounds that are crucial to the growth and development of the human body. There are 13 vitamins our bodies need which are, vitamins A, C, D, E, K, and the B vitamins (Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Pantothenic acid, Biotin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12…