Niacin
Niacin (vitamin B-3) is known to dilate the blood vessels. As a result of your capillaries widening,
improved circulation of blood allows for better nourishment of your scalp and hair follicles.

Folate (as folic acid)
One of the main functions of Folic acid is to help your cells work properly and allow tissue growth.
It assists natural hair growth with adequate intake of folic acid, on a regular basis.

Vitamin B12
Hair follicles require B12 in order to replicate properly. If they are not able to, the follicles cannot
grow hair effectively. The follicles also require oxygen and if a shortage of B12 prevents red blood
cells from being produced correctly in the bone marrow, the follicles don't receive adequate nutrients,
resulting is hair loss and the slowing down of hair growth.

Biotin
Biotin, (also known as vitamin B-7) is one of the B-complex vitamins, known to be useful in preventing
hair loss and premature graying. It also has the ability to thicken cuticles to help eliminate breakage.
Biotin also encourages elasticity within the hair's cortex, crucial to keeping strong, flexible and healthy.

Pantothenic Acid
Maintaining proper levels of pantothenic acid contributes to strengthening hair follicles and their cells.
This individual B-complex vitamin contributes to the nourishment of hair follicles, helping them to
function properly and promote healthy hair growth.

 Iodine
The thyroid gland relies on iodine to make the hormones necessary for the growth of healthy hair,
teeth and bones. When an individual is deficient in this essential nutrient, the overall health of our
hair can suffer, leading to hair weakness or major hair loss.

Zinc
Zinc is an essential mineral for maintaining healthy hair. Insufficient zinc levels may result in loss
of hair, as well an appearance that looks thin and dull, that goes grey at an early age.

Copper (copper gluconate) 
The color of your eyes, skin, and hair is all due to a naturally-occurring pigment known as melanin.
Copper gluconate is a vital element in melanin, and can help to maintain your natural coloring.
If you have started graying, and it is due to lack of sufficient copper... Some people report getting
their natural hair color back by including suffcient levels of copper intheir healthy diet or with
supplementation.

Manganese   (manganese gluconate)
Manganese is also one of the nutritional minerals essential for the body's growth, as well as
the maintenance of the nervous system, the development and maintenance of healthy hair,
bones and joints.

L-Cysteine
One of the most important nutrients needed for healthy hair, this individual amino acid is
recognized for its peptide bond, constructing up to 18% of your hair. Proper intake of
L-Cysteine contributes to your hair's strength, shine and structure... increasing hair
shaft diameter and hair growth density.

Choline Citrate and Inositol
Choline works together with Inositol (both are considered B-complex factors) to
produce the biochemical that actually stimulates the nerves messages that help
promote hair growth

PABA (Para amino benzoic acid)
When combined with the other necessary nutritional ingredients including folate,
biotin, and pantothenic acid, PABA (B-complex vitamin) may restore per-maturely
graying hair to its natural color.

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