6. Vitamin B6 – Muscle Metabolism Support
Why it’s important:
Vitamin B6 helps metabolize amino acids and produce neurotransmitters necessary for muscle contractions and nerve signals.
How to get it:
- Step 1: Include bananas, chicken, fish, and potatoes in your meals.
- Step 2: Combine with a balanced diet rich in proteins.
- Step 3: Supplement if you have specific deficiencies diagnosed by a doctor.
7. Folate (Vitamin B9) – Cellular Growth & Repair
Why it’s important:
Folate supports the production and repair of new cells, including muscle and nerve cells, critical for maintaining leg strength and repair after injury.
How to get it:
- Step 1: Eat leafy greens, legumes (beans, lentils), and fortified grains.
- Step 2: Cook vegetables lightly to preserve folate.
- Step 3: Pregnant women or people with specific conditions should supplement as advised.
8. Biotin (Vitamin B7) – Muscle Energy Enhancer
Why it’s important:
Biotin plays a role in converting food into energy, fueling muscle activity and endurance in your legs.
How to get it:
- Step 1: Consume eggs, nuts, seeds, and whole grains.
- Step 2: Avoid prolonged cooking that destroys biotin.
- Step 3: Consider supplements if you have symptoms like muscle weakness or fatigue.
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