Country Life COENZYME B-COMPLEX POWDER COCONUT 55G

Coenzymes are a non-protein compound that is bound to a protein molecule in the form of enzymes. They assist enzymes in their biological functions, such as speeding up a chemical process in metabolism. Vitamin B complex, which has eight different vitamin Bs, are soluble in water and perform many vital functions, such as food metabolism, immune system support, and maintaining healthy skin and muscles. Some coenzymes are derived from certain vitamin Bs.Enzyme AssistantEnzymes are large protein molecules that speed up chemical reactions without changing the properties of the final product. Coenzymes assist enzymes in doing their job by making the enzymes activated for work. For example, a coenzyme is attached to an enzyme molecule and has an opening to allow specialized molecules, called substrates, to attach to it. Without the substrate, the enzyme would not activate or function. Once a matching substrate attaches to the enzyme and coenzyme, the entire molecule can perform its specific tasks, such as breaking down carbohydrates and fatty acids for energy.
MetabolismThiamine, riboflavin, niacin, biotin, and B12 all play roles in carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism. Thiamine, riboflavin, and niacin work together to produce energy in your cells for normal heart, nerve and muscle function and to maintain healthy skin. They are also precursors to several coenzymes. Biotin breaks down proteins and carbohydrates for energy and functions as a coenzyme to break down fatty acids. Vitamin B12 also plays roles in energy production via carbohydrate and fatty acid breakdown. Any vitamin B deficiency can cause a chain reaction of metabolic problem that slows or even stops your metabolism, causing fatigue, weakness, seizures and other neural and muscular disorders,