1. A naturally occurring organic compound and type of sugar alcohol found in plant and animal tissues; a B vitamin precursor used in cell signaling and metabolism.
Usage: biochemistry; nutrition; also called myo-inositol or inositol

Examples

• Myoinositol is an essential nutrient for proper cell function and reproduction.
• The supplement contains myoinositol to support metabolic health.
• Myoinositol plays a key role in insulin signaling pathways.
• Many foods naturally contain myoinositol, including nuts, seeds, and whole grains.
• Researchers studied the effects of myoinositol supplementation on hormonal balance.
• The body can synthesize myoinositol from glucose when dietary intake is insufficient.