VITAMIN A The liver utilizes Beta Carotene to produce vitamin A, which is stored in the liver, to be used as needed.
BETA CAROTENE is the preferred source of vitamin A because it is non-toxic and is only converted to vitamin A as needed.
Beta Carotene is one of the antioxidants, much like vitamin C, vitamin E, and selenium.
VITAMIN E functions as an antioxidant and protects vitamin A and unsaturated fatty acids from oxidation. It also participates in hemoglobin synthesis and maintains cell membrane integrity.
VITAMIN B-12 is involved in the metabolism of single carbon units which play a role in cell growth.
B-COMPLEX vitamins play an important role in liver function.
VITAMIN B1 (Thiamin) participates in the process of carbohydrate metabolism within the liver and is essential in the transformation of tryptophan to niacin.
NIACIN is a constituent of two coenzymes involved in metabolism.
PANTOTHENIC ACID is a constituent of coenzyme A, essential for the formation of cholesterol.
CHOLINE is essential for liver function as a constituent of lecithin, a group of phosphorus-rich fats found in the liver, which are essential for transforming fats in the body.
VITAMIN K plays an important role in liver function, as a cofactor in the liver synthesis of prothrombin and other coagulation factors.