WTN Methyl-free B-vitamin complex – 60 capsules

WTN Methyl-free B-vitamin complex – tuned to the body's own processes

WTN B-vitamin complex contains precursor forms of B vitamins that are biologically unable to donate methyl groups in biochemical processes (non-methylated).
This formula offers an alternative approach to B-vitamin supplementation: relying on the body's own enzymatic processes, it gradually converts the vitamins taken in into biologically active forms. This process allows the body to use the B vitamins at its own pace.

Who is the methyl-free B-vitamin complex recommended for?

For people who:

• are consciously looking for a non-methylated B-vitamin formula,
• prefer an alternative vitamin supplementation built on the body's own conversion processes,
• would like to support energy production, the reduction of fatigue, the proper functioning of the nervous system and normal psychological functions.

The role of B vitamins in the body

Each B vitamin plays a different but complementary role in the body's physiological processes. Among other things, they participate in energy production and cell function, support the nervous system and psychological functions, and contribute to the reduction of fatigue and to blood formation.

Used as a complex, the physiological effects characteristic of B vitamins can also work together.

Vitamin B1: contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism and the proper functioning of the nervous system.
Vitamin B2: contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress and to energy-yielding metabolism.
Vitamin B3: contributes to the normal functioning of the nervous system and psychological functions and helps maintain healthy skin.
Vitamin B5: contributes to the normal synthesis of steroid hormones, vitamin D and certain neurotransmitters, and to energy metabolism.
Vitamin B6: contributes to normal protein and glycogen metabolism and to the normal functioning of the immune and nervous systems.
Vitamin B7: contributes to the maintenance of normal hair, skin and mucous membranes and to macronutrient metabolism.
Vitamin B9: has a role in cell division and contributes to normal blood formation.
Vitamin B12: contributes to normal red blood cell formation, homocysteine metabolism and nervous system function.

Why methyl-free?

The methyl-free form means that the product contains no B vitamins capable of donating methyl groups (such as methylcobalamin or methylfolate).
Instead, it contains non-methylated but active or precursor B vitamins, such as:

• pantethine (a form of vitamin B5),
• riboflavin-5'-phosphate (a form of vitamin B2),
• pyridoxal-5'-phosphate (a form of vitamin B6),
• thiamine pyrophosphate (a form of vitamin B1),
• inositol hexanicotinate (a form of vitamin B3),
• calcium folinate (a form of vitamin B9),
• hydroxocobalamin (a form of vitamin B12).

These forms cannot donate methyl groups to other molecules; instead, some of them are converted into active forms by the body's enzymatic processes. Individual nutrient needs and metabolic characteristics may influence which form is right for whom.

How do you know if the product you use contains a methylated form? In short:

B vitamins can be found in several chemical forms in dietary supplements. Some of these are so-called methylated forms, meaning that the molecule contains a methyl group and is able to donate it to other molecules. The difference between methylated and non-methylated forms lies in their chemical structure and metabolic pathway.

If you'd like to find out whether the product you use contains methylated B vitamins, check the product's ingredient list.
If any of the following names appear on it, it indicates the presence of a methylated form:

Methylated forms of vitamin B9

• (6S)-5-methyltetrahydrofolic acid, glucosamine salt
• 6(S)-L-methyltetrahydrofolate
• 6(S)-L-MTHF
• Extrafolate-S
• Glucosamine folate salt
• Calcium folate
• Calcium L-methylfolate
• L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate
• L-5-MTHF
• Levomefolic acid
• L-methylfolate calcium
• Metafolin
• Quatrefolic (6S)-5-methyltetrahydrofolate

Methylated form of vitamin B12

• Methylcobalamin

Other methylated B-vitamin forms that you can find in B-vitamin complexes and other dietary supplements:

• Phosphatidylcholine
• Choline
• Myo-inositol
• Trimethylglycine

Directions for use:

• Recommended amount: 1 capsule a day, preferably half an hour before the first main meal; in case of a sensitive digestive system, with a meal.

Warning:

• Consult your doctor before using the product if you have cancer, are on medication for epilepsy, or take a folic acid or vitamin B12 antagonist medication.
• Not recommended in case of high blood pressure!
• Consuming dietary supplements is not a substitute for a balanced, varied, mixed diet and a healthy lifestyle.
• Do not exceed the recommended daily amount!
• Keep the product out of the reach of children, in a dry, cool, dark place.
• If you are allergic or hypersensitive to any of the product's ingredients, do not use the product!
• It is strongly recommended to take dietary supplements separately from coffee! It is best to take them at least half an hour before drinking coffee, or at least 2 hours after.
• Taking dietary supplements with milk-based products is not recommended.
• If you take several dietary supplements, consult a professional about the order in which to take them so that the active ingredients don't cancel each other out.
• Use as a course is recommended, unless your doctor or naturopath has advised otherwise.

Product features:

• Product developed and manufactured in Hungary
• Preservative-free dietary supplement
• This product is not vegan – the capsule shell is of animal origin (bovine gelatin), but the product consists of vegan ingredients.