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Question Related to Hair and Nails Supplements
Hair and nails share a similar composition and are primarily formed of keratin, a fibrous structural protein. Nourishing from the inside is essential for normal hair and nails as all nutrients are delivered via the bloodstream. Topical treatments on hair and the visible part of your nails can only enhance cells that are already dead – they do not impact on synthesis of structural proteins. Zinc is delivered by the bloodstream and contributes to normal protein synthesis.
Hair and nails share a similar composition and are primarily formed of keratin, a fibrous structural protein. Nourishing from the inside is essential for normal hair and nails as all nutrients are delivered via the bloodstream. Topical treatments on hair and the visible part of your nails can only enhance cells that are already dead – they do not impact on synthesis of structural proteins. Zinc is delivered by the bloodstream and contributes to normal protein synthesis.
Yes, as some of Biocell Hair & Nails ingredients contribute to the maintenance of normal skin. We recommend our Skincare supplement range which is designed for the skin to be used to look after the skin.
Biotin is a B-vitamin – also known as Vitamin H. Biotin contributes to the maintenance of normal hair.
Zinc is an important mineral and is found in both hair and nails. Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal hair and nails.
No, Biocell Hair & Nails capsules are not suitable for vegetarians.
Biocell Hair & Nails contains gelatine and does not contain added sugar, salt, lactose, starch, yeast, gluten, preservatives or flavourings.
Just continue with the recommended dose per day as soon as you remember. Do not consume more than the suggested dose on the pack. It helps to take your supplements at roughly the same time each day as part of your daily beauty routine to make it easier to remember.
Take one capsule a day with a glass of water whenever it’s convenient for you. If possible, we recommend taking the capsule with a meal.
The capsules should be stored in the blister cards in a dry, cool (below 25 C) place away from children.
As it is a food supplement, an interaction with pharmaceutical products is unlikely to occur. We recommend, however, that people suffering from a serious illness and who are under medical supervision in general do not take food supplements unless recommended by their doctor.