B2 deficiency can lead to B3 deficiency and paradoxically elevated serum B6 and B12 but functional deficiency as the vitamins are floating in the blood with no way to be activated into the metabolically useful form. B2 is important for so many metabolic processes, yet our medical system rarely tests for sufficiency
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Love your videos. I just started watching your Riboflavin videos and what the F man, so much good info! Lol So I’m trying to understand how the body absorbs Riboflavin. If I take more than the daily amount, due to a deficiency, how does the body absorb it if I break the dose up in different times of the day. If I take the daily amount in the morning, does that mean, it won’t use the dose I take in the evening?
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Is it possible that riboflavin deficiency led to B3 deficiency?
B2 deficiency can lead to B3 deficiency and paradoxically elevated serum B6 and B12 but functional deficiency as the vitamins are floating in the blood with no way to be activated into the metabolically useful form. B2 is important for so many metabolic processes, yet our medical system rarely tests for sufficiency
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My professor says that the absorption of Riboflavin in the intestine occurs concomitantly with its phosphorylation in the intestinal mucosa by flavokinase, You say that it happens after going the liver... HELP ME !!!!
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The antibiotics discounts have already expired.
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Love your videos. I just started watching your Riboflavin videos and what the F man, so much good info! Lol So I’m trying to understand how the body absorbs Riboflavin. If I take more than the daily amount, due to a deficiency, how does the body absorb it if I break the dose up in different times of the day. If I take the daily amount in the morning, does that mean, it won’t use the dose I take in the evening?
When your body has had enough, the level will rise in the blood, and the kidney will start to excrete it.
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