Legend has it that if you have a bath/tub/basin/sink full of water and you pull the plug and let the water go down the plughole into the drain, then if you are at any place South of the equator, the water will rotate in a vortex as it goes down the plughole in a clockwise direction, whereas if you are located anywhere North of the equator, then the ...
Vitamin D for Healing Wounds. Vitamin D for Healing Wounds. November 14, 2014 by Advanced Tissue 0 1. Vitamin D deficiency can hinder the wound healing process. In order for the body to properly recover, it must have the right balance of vitamins, nutrients and other essential elements.
Vitamin B12 and folate deficiencies are a lack of these two B complex vitamins that the body needs for several important functions. They are required to make normal red blood cells (RBCs), repair tissues and cells, synthesize DNA (the genetic material in cells). B12 is also important for normal nerve cell function. B12 and folate (also known as folic acid or vitamin B9) are nutrients that cannot be produced in the body and must be supplied by the diet. The body stores 3 to 6 years worth of B12 and about a 3 months' supply of folate in the liver.