Vitamin B-50 Complex

Raw Cat Food Diet Recipe Made WITH Real Bones 2 kg [4.4 pounds] raw muscle meat with bones (chicken thighs and drumsticks or, better, a whole carcass of rabbit or chicken amounting to 2 kg; if you don't use a whole carcass, opt for dark meat like thighs and drumsticks from chicken or turkey and remove/don't use 20 to 25 percent of the bone; if using whole rabbit, which has a higher bone-to-meat ratio than chicken, dilute the extra bone by adding another 20 to 25 percent of plain muscle meat and skin and fat from rabbit, chicken, or turkey) 400 grams [14 oz] raw heart (best not to use use beef heart; if no heart is available, substitute with 4000 mg Taurine) 200 grams [7 oz] raw liver (don't use beef liver; if you can't find appropriate liver, you can substitute 40,000 IU of Vitamin A and 1600 IU of Vitamin D--but try to use real liver rather than substitutes) NOTE: If you cannot find the heart or liver and decide to substitute with the Taurine/Vitamin A and D, then remember to REPLACE the missing amount of organ meat with the equivalent amount of muscle meat. In other words, if you cannot find heart, you add another 400 grams of the meat/bones. If you can't find the liver, add another 200 grams of meat/bone. 16 oz [2 cups] water 4 raw egg yolks (use eggs from free-range, antibiotic-free chickens if you can)*** 4 capsules raw glandular supplement, such as, for example, multigland supplement by Immoplex. 4000 mg salmon oil (see note at bottom of recipe*) 800 IU Vitamin E ("dry E" works well) 200 mg Vitamin B-50 complex (i.e., four capsules of B-50) 1.5 tsp. Lite salt (with iodine) (optional: 4 tsp. psyllium husk powder (8 tsp. if using whole psyllium husks; see note at bottom of recipe**) NOTE: If you will not be using the food immediately and freezing for more than a week or two, toss in 4000 mg of additional Taurine to make up for what may get lost during storage. It is also not a bad idea to sprinkle extra Taurine from a capsule on the food as you're serving it two or three times a week, just to be certain your cat is getting plenty of this critical amino acid. 1. Remove about half of the skin from the muscle meat. Chunk up (i.e., cut) as much of the muscle meat (minus most of the skin if using chicken or turkey, but leave skin on if using rabbit) as you can stand into bite-sized (nickel-sized, approximately) pieces. Save the chunked meat for later. Do not grind it. 2. Grind the raw liver, any skin, raw meaty bones, and raw heart. Once ground, stir this meat/bone mixture well and return to refrigerator. 3. Fill a bowl with 2 cups of water and whisk everything (non-meat) except the psyllium. If you had to replace liver with Vitamin A/D or replace heart with Taurine, add the substitutes now. Add psyllium at the end -- if you're using it -- and mix well. Finally, put the three mixtures together--the "supplement slurry" that you have just mixed, the ground up meat/bone/organs, and the chunks of meat that you cut up by hand. Portion into containers and freeze. Don't overfill the containers. The food expands when frozen and you don't want lids popping off. Thaw as you go. The food shouldn't be left thawed in the refrigerator more than 48 hours before serving. To serve, portion into a 'zipper baggie' and warm under hot water in the sink. NEVER microwave the food. Cats like their food at something approximating "mouse body temperature." *Every two or three days, I suggest sprinkling a few drops of fresh salmon oil from a newly-opened capsule on to the cats' food. The Essential Fatty Acids in salmon oil are extremely fragile, and since we do not know exactly how much gets lost during freezing, I think it's wise to use a bit of fresh salmon oil directly on the food a few times a week. Most cats love the flavor. **Not all cats require additional fiber (psyllium) in their diet. If your cat has been eating low-quality commercial food for several years, especially dry food, she may have lost bowel elasticity and may benefit from the extra fiber. As a general rule, I recommend using psyllium when an adult cat first gets raw food. I rarely add much psyllium to my adult cats' diet. Bear in mind that some cats seem to get constipated without additional fiber, whereas other cats seem to get constipated if they get too much fiber. Each cat is unique, and you'll have to judge what works best for your cat. ***If you don't want to waste the egg whites and don't feel like making an angel food cake, poach them, grind them, and throw them in with the food. A nice phosphorus-free source of protein.

Worked very well..You cant go wrong with Natures way... Rj*

Not sure how or why this works, but it's super cool! A few capsules emptied into a bathtub along with a black light safely secured away from the water and BOOM - a glow in the dark bath tub! So awesome and from what I googled and read, it's safe to use. I still wouldn't let my son drink any of the water, but if you consider it's a tub full of water with only 3 capsules, it's pretty heavily diluted. This is a great and affordable way to make bath time unique and fun!

Works great. I take one with a 200mg caffeine pill when I'm way too groggy to help me wake up at 4AM for work. The combo works well as an energy drink replacement (although the effect takes a bit longer to kick in - 15 minutes to 1 hour). If you don't mind the wait, you can save yourself a ton of money by using these instead. Link to 200mg caffeine supplement pills: ProLab Caffeine Maximum Potency 200mg Tablets, 100-Count For some math: take the price of any energy drink you can find at your local supermarket or gas station, multiply the price by 100. Add the price of this B-vitamin complex and the caffeine supplement, and take the difference against the cost of 100 energy drinks. That's how much money you can save by switching to this. Money you can spend on Amazon (or be boring and save). The one big con: like most B-vitamin supplements, this thing stinks to high heavens. It'll get your breath to stench up something fierce. So on days you take one of these, make sure you've got a breathmint or toothbrush handy if you think people might get close enough to smell your breath - or if you're going to see your significant other. This thing does worse things to your breath than garlic or onions could ever dream of.

But let's face it. What do I know about supplements and nutrition? I bought this brand because the price was good and the pills are capsules of a small enough size to swallow easily. Often I find that B complex pills are huge, hard to swallow and have an unpleasant habit of making themselves known long after being swallowed. That's why I'd been taking Vitafusion B Complex Gummy Vitamins for Adults, 70 gummies, Bottle (Pack of 3) . They're so easy to take and with no aftertaste. But those gummies aren't a very complete complex. This Nature's Way has 50 mg each of thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, B6, B12, biotin, pantothenic acid and inositol, with 400 mcg of folic acid and 25 mg of choline. The gummies don't come close to this dosage with the exception of 400 mcg of folic acid and 75 mcg of biotin. The next question would be the quality of the vitamins included in this complex. I certainly can't tell. I do know that Nature's Way is now connected to Schwabe Pharmaceuticals of Germany, which I believe has a good reputation. On the other hand, you can buy Nature's Way supplements in stores like Walmart or Target and my doctor doesn't believe any supplements you can buy in places like that are quality products. However, I'm going to ignore him and pay more attention to my pocketbook.

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B-50は、以前タブレットタイプの物を飲んでいましたが、ニオイに慣れず、ニオイのキツく無い物を探していました。 こちらはカプセルタイプで、ニオイが全然気になりませんのでリピートしようと思います。

以前から飲んでいましたが、 このメーカーのB50は良いと思います。 ある程度健康な人が疲れやすいと思ったときに飲めば 効き目を感じられるのではないでしょうか。

この製品は乾燥剤が封入されていないので保管状況により賞味期限に関わらず劣化している場合があり当たり外れが大きいと思われる。それに加えてショップの対応は残念であった。

内容成分が、ビタミンB１、何ミリ。B2何ミリの様に記載があれば、どんな成分かがわかるのだが、US式表示の為、理解が出来ない。せめて日本語でのパンフがついていればと思います。匂いは強いものがあるので、効果があるのかも？