Abstract
Biotin (Vitamin-H) intake is usual in individuals taking balanced diet on regular basis as biotin is present in common dietary substances. Regarding its intakes some recommendations must be keep in mind in order to avoid any inconvenience. Although biotin deficiency is rare but may occur under some special circumstances. Biotin creates hindrance in results of many medical tests reports so while taking biotin as diet or supplements, your consultant should aware of your biotin intakes. Some specific diseased conditions can be avoided only by excessive biotin intakes in dietary forms also.
Keywords: Biotin, biotin deficiency, biotin intake, clinical uses of biotin, multiple sclerosis treatment, supplements.
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