bGREEN Plant Based Herb Biotin

Hair loss or thinning of hair can be common in people with biotin deficiency. Intake of plant-based herb biotin supplements can help fulfill the deficiency, and maintain normal biotin levels, thereby boosting hair growth and preventing hair loss.

Consuming the daily recommended amounts of herbal biotin, which is up to 10 mg, may not cause any side effects in healthy individuals. However, consuming higher than recommended quantities can cause sleep issues, stomach and digestive problems, rashes on the skin, and other discomforts.

You should consult a physician regarding the appropriate quantity and number of days for biotin intake. The consumption should be in moderation, preferably as prescribed by the doctor.

Biotin deficiency may be indicated by a number of symptoms including loss of hair, rashes on the skin, and brittle nails.

Lack of vitamin B7 and B12 may affect hair follicles in a way that new hair may not be grown as efficiently as it usually should, causing hair loss.

Biotin, when taken in the recommended amount, may take around three to four months to be effective and show any visible results.

Your scalp has large amounts of hair follicles present, and each of them has a root from which strands of hair grow. The health of a strand depends on the oxygen and nutrition supplied to the scalp and absorbed by the strand.

Vitamin B7 or biotin has the ability to enhance the production of red blood cells in the body, thereby ensuring abundant transport of oxygen and nutrients to the scalp as well as hair follicles. Not only hair, biotin also helps maintain skin and nails health as well.

Biotin deficiency is common among people with Biotinidase Deficiency (BTD), a disorder where the body is not able to utilize the biotin present. Other causes may include pregnancy, intravenous feeding (or parenteral nutrition), certain medications, long-term diet plans, and intestinal problems.