PABA
Also known as: P-Aminobenzoic Acid; Amben; Aminobenzoic Acid; Anti-Chromotrichia Factor; Anticantic Vitamin; Anti-Gray Hair Factor; Anti-Grey Hair Factor; Bacterial Vitamin H; Chromotrichia Factor; Pabanol; Para Aminobenzoic Acid; Para Amino Benzoic Acid; Paranate; Trichromogenic Factor; Vitamin Bx; Vitamin H1
Description
Para Aminobenzoic Acid is a type of water-soluble Vitamin of the "B" Group.
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PABA may Enhance the Function of these Substances
Proteins
PABA functions as a coenzyme for the digestion and utilization of Proteins - Dietary.
PABA inhibits and sometimes reverses the Cross-Linking of the body’s Proteins - Endogenous:
PABA inhibits and sometimes reverses the Cross-Linking of Collagen.
Vitamins
PABA is an essential component of the Folic Acid molecule produced by Beneficial Bacteria within the Digestive Tract.
PABA may enhance the utilization of Vitamin B5.
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