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Pharmacology: Vitamins B1, B6 and B12 are of special importance for the metabolism in the peripheral and central nervous system. Their effect on the regeneration of nerves has been shown in various investigations using the vitamins individually and in combination.
Vitamins B1 functions in carbohydrate metabolism, in human body is converted to Thiamine Pirophosphate (active form) as a co-enzyme in the carboxylation of α-keto acids.
In human body Vitamins B6 will be transferred to pyridoxol phosphate, co-enzyme reaction in carboxylation and transamination, which are involved in protein and amino acids metabolism.
Vitamin B12 is essential in nucleic acid and myelin synthesis, for cell growth and replication and maintaining the integrity of nervous tissue.
