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Biotin is a water-soluble vitamin that belongs to the B vitamin family. It is also known as vitamin B-7 or vitamin H.

It helps the body convert food into energy and plays many other important roles in health. it keeps organs such as the nervous system, hair, skin, liver, and eyes healthy. Our body does not store water-soluble vitamins, so we need to absorb them from their diets. Biotin deficiency is fairly rare, but pregnant women and people who drink high amounts of alcohol — may develop it.

Natural sources of biotin include:

● Egg and Egg Yolk

● Beef Liver

● Pork Chop

● Catfish

● Nutritional Yeast

● Mushrooms

● Milk

Biotin works on the keratin system and amplifies it, resulting in better hair, skin, and nails. Further, depression and lethargy caused by biotin deficiency can be resolved via supplementation.

- Our diet can play a vital role in the health of the skin and hair. For example, some foods that increase hair health are eggs, Brazil nuts, and fatty fish.

Many hair products that are meant to encourage healthier, stronger hair contain biotin. The lack of biotin can lead to hair loss, which shows that the vitamin is necessary to keep the hair healthy.

Nails could become brittle are fragile leading to split or crack. Biotin deficiency can lead to brittle nails.

- By boosting the keratin system of our body, biotin enables faster production of new skin cells. This ultimately leads to better and shinier skin. Further, biotin can also help with skin flaking and irritation and treat mild to moderate acne.