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Tai said:
I'm adding biotin back for sure. I was going to get freeda biotin but when I went to the site I saw that it was d-biotin. From what I read on the boards, if there's a letter in front of the supplement, it means that it's synthetic. Am I right about that?
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As a former chemistry major, I'm going to guess that the 'D' indicates the D isomer of biotin (as opposed to the L isomer). That doesn't mean it's synthetic; it just means the two have been separated, whereas biotin is usually composed of a mixture of the two. Maybe the D isomer is broken down and used by our bodies better. ??? That's the only reason I can think of for separating them.
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Shes right, it doesnt mean its synthetic. I'm too lazy to do a search for you, though. I know with vitamin e, if it has the d- in front of it its natural and if it has the dl- its synthetic. I dont know what it stands for tho, or if it applies to all the products.
I am hoping to speed my growth up for the same reasons. I just added enzymes to take with my nourish hair. I have extra biotin and msm but I'm not adding it yet. I also have b-50 and one a day weight smart for extra B vitamins but I havent been taking any of it consistently.
good luck!