← Vitamins, Part I

Charts 35-13 · 35-14 · 11 min

The three rings

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the B-vitamin cascade
Banner. Influence of the material is asked.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 35-13: riboflavin portrait, three rings, cheese milk eggs liver
Three rings. B-5 allows it in. Light spends it.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 35-14: B-2 shortage as corner cracks; abundance as oxygen and lysine
Corners of the mouth. Upper lip. Burning eyes as pictures. A rash as a finding belongs with a physician.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Riboflavin. Three rings. B-5 allows it in. Cheese, milk, eggs, liver, tongue as food literacy. Light spends it. When abundant: oxygen into the cell as a picture. Lysine with vitamin K as a name. FAD with niacin and tryptophan — Krebs and the chain, the branch-chain letters Class 34 named. Sugar craving as a picture. Hair, skin, eyes, nails as pictures. Shortage: cracks at the corners of the mouth, wrinkles on the upper lip, sore tongue, burning eyes, white scaly bumps as pictures. Associated with a leucine door as a picture. A rash as a finding belongs with a physician. Alcohol spends B-1 first, and B-2 with it — intake, absorption, and FMN/FAD conversion. The shortage pictures are a drinker’s.

Practice

Ask B-5 first. Ask the corners. If the rash is a finding, you leave.

Check

Alcohol spends B-1, not B-2:

  1. Stays
  2. Struck — alcohol spends B-1 first, and B-2 with it — intake, absorption, FMN/FAD ✓
  3. A dose of a flavin

That's the work.

The shortage pictures:

  1. A dose you write
  2. A drinker’s — corners, lip, tongue, eyes ✓
  3. B-1 only

That's the work.

B-2 waits on:

  1. Oil-soluble A
  2. B-5 — the CoA cascade — then the three rings ✓
  3. Choline

That's the work.

Cracks at the corners:

  1. B-2 you dose
  2. A picture — light spends it — a rash as a finding belongs with a physician ✓
  3. A student cold-sore kit

That's the work.

Three rings:

  1. Porphyrin
  2. Riboflavin ✓
  3. Corrin

That's the work.

Light:

  1. A dose you write
  2. Spends it ✓
  3. Alcohol only

That's the work.

FAD:

  1. Skipped
  2. Krebs and the chain — the branch-chain letters Class 34 named ✓
  3. B-1 only

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. The picture is named ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 09 said so

That's the work.

Leucine door:

  1. The calcium card
  2. A picture — not Chart 6-9 ✓
  3. B-1

That's the work.

B-5 allows it in:

  1. No
  2. Yes ✓
  3. Alcohol

That's the work.