Iron, being a part of numerous cellular structures and participating in the activity of many enzymatic systems (cytochromes, catalases, etc.) plays a very important role in the transport of oxygen and oxidative metabolic processes, and is an important element of the human body, which is especially necessary for the formation of hemoglobin.The iron content in the body is maintained at a constant level due to the regulation of its absorption and loss. The drug is used to eliminate iron deficiency.
Zinc - an important element of the human body, which is mainly contained in red blood cells in the form of zinc-metalloenzyme carbonic anhydrase and, to a lesser extent, in blood plasma in a bound state with α-2-macroglobulin. It is part of more than 70 enzymes that catalyze the key steps in the synthesis of DNA, RNA, proteins. Has a pronounced effect on the processes of growth and maturation of tissues, positively affects the retardation of mental and physical development in children. Stabilizes cell membranes, affects regeneration processes, transmits nerve impulses, enhances the action of insulin. Stimulates hair growth, has an immunomodulating effect on the T-cell link of immunity and increases the factors of nonspecific immune defense. It is a powerful antioxidant. Effective in the treatment of acne and alopecia.
Pyridoxine as coenzyme is involved in the metabolism of amino acids, proteins, the synthesis of neurotransmitters.
Folic acid - B group vitamin is involved in key biological processes, namely: in the synthesis of DNA, RNA and proteins. In pregnancy folic acid prevents the development of neural tube defects in the fetus. Deficiency of folate leads to the development of megaloblastic anemia. With a deficiency of folic acid, abortion, premature birth and mental disability can be observed.
Cyanocobalamin in the form of methyl cobalamin is a cofactor of reactions involving methionine synthase. With a deficit of B12 the formation of thymidylic acid and purine nucleosides, the precursors of DNA synthesis, necessary for normal cell division, decreases. Megaloblastic anemia is a consequence of vitamin B deficiency12.