Morris Heilbron British chemist pioneer of organic chemical research and in vitamins A, D He studied on chemicals likeSteroids, Penicillin, helped development of DDT insecticide Vitamins are an organic compound required by an organism as a vital nutrient in limited amounts

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2.  Ian Morris Heilbron was a Scottish chemist, born on November 06,
1886 in Glasglow. Ian Morris was the first person conducted
important research on vitamin A and vitamin D.
 Ian Morris also studied steroids and made important contribution
towards penicillin antibiotic. The following with the studies on
penicillin further he was able to develop a type of agrochemical
called DDT[dichlorodiphenylirichloroethane].
 He became a world authority on the structure of squalene.
 Many awards and medals followed for great contributions. Ian
Morris was Longstaff Medallist of the Chemical Society in the year
of 1938, Davy Medallist of the Royal Society in the year of 1943
and Priestley Medallist of the American Chemistry Society in the
year of 1945.

3.  Vitamins are an organic compounds normal cell function, growth, and
development. Vitamins like vitamin A, C, D, E, K, B1, B3, B6, and B12,
pantothenic acid, biotin, folic acid are play major role in our daily life.
 All kinds of vitamins are responsible and required for following reasons
 To maintain healthy teeth, bones, soft tissue, mucus membranes, and
skin; forming red blood cells, proper brain function; for wound healing;
for iron absorption; for healthy bones; for production of hormones and
cholesterol in the body.
 The following are the major sources of vitamins
 Egg yolk; dark colored fruits, vegetables; fish; fish liver oil; edible oils;
seeds; nuts; cereals; milk; chocolates; pork; yeast; legumes; beets;
mushrooms; banana etc.

4.  Penicillin is a naturally occurring antibiotic containing
a fused thiazolidine and beta lactam ring, interfering
with the growth or metabolism of many
microorganisms of harmful nature. The substance was
first observed by Alexander Fleming in 1929. Penicillin,
being acid labile, is having restricted therapeutic use.
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 Penicillin is divided to natural derived penicillin and
synthetic penicillin and these given both oral
administration and intravenously. Penicillins are used
in the treatment of throat infections, meningitis,
syphilis, and various other infections. Around 1 in 15
people will have an allergic reaction after taking
penicillin and a very small number of people will
develop a severe allergic reaction.

5.  Squalene is a poly-unsaturated hydrocarbon liquid (C30 H50)
which occurs naturally, ubiquitously in human tissue in small
amounts. The most abundant source of squalene is from the livers
of deep sea sharks. Squalene is non-toxic, 100% natural and has no
side effects. Its beneficial action is not limited to a particular
organ. Squalene revitalizes weakened body cells and helps revive
cell generation. Its chief attribute is the protection it affords cells
from oxidation reactions.
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 Squalene helps clean, purify, and detoxify the blood from toxins,
facilitating blood circulation. It cleanses the gastrointestinal tract
and kidneys, causing better bowel movement and urination.
Squalene is good cholesterol that is made up of high density lipid
(HDL) which prevents the hardening of blood vessels and
deposition of cholesterol plaques.
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6.  Squalene carries oxygen in the cellular level,
causing further improvement in organ function
through cellular metabolism, preventing the
acidotic cell syndrome where cells become
acidic, deteriorate and die due to lack of
oxygen.
 Squalene's terpene gives a sterilizing effect,
combating the growth of various germs such as
coliform bacilli, dysentery bacilli, micrococcus
pyocynanel, staphylococcus, hemolytic
streptococcus, and candida albicans.