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    ​Water-soluble vitamins

    ​Water-soluble vitamins
    Section 2 of 5
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    ​Soluble vitamins
    ​Vitamin A: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin A: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin A: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin K: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin K: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin K: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin E: How Does It Work
    Vitamin E: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin E: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin D: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin D: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin D: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin F: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin F: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin F: Indications for the Use
    ​Water-soluble vitamins
    ​Vitamin B1: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin B1: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin B1: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin B2: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin B2: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin B2: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin B5: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin B5: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin B5: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin B6: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin B6: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin B6: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin B9: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin B9: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin B9: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin B12: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin B12: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin B12: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin C: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin C: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin C: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin H: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin H: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin H: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin H1: Why It’s Important
    ​Vitamin PP: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin PP: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin PP: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin-like substances
    ​Vitamin P: How Does It Work
    ​Vitamin P: Where Its Contained
    ​Vitamin P: Indications for the Use
    ​Vitamin BB: Why It’s Important
    ​Vitamin B4: Detailed Description
    ​Vitamin B13: Why It’s Important
    ​Vitamin B15: Well Known Facts
    ​Vitamin L: General Characteristics
    ​Vitamin N: Why It’s Important
    ​Vitamin U: Why It’s Important
    ​Macronutrients
    ​Sulfur: Why It’s Important
    ​Calcium: Role In the Body
    ​Magnesium: Implications for Health
    ​Sodium: Important and Recommended
    ​Phosphorus: Why It’s Important
    ​Why Body Needs Chlorine
    ​Silicon: Why It’s Needed
    ​Micronutrients
    ​Iron: Why It’s Important
    ​Iodine: Implications for Health
    ​Selenium: How It Affects the Body
    ​Chromium: Why It's Important
    ​Zinc: Why It’s Needed
    ​Vanadium: Why It’s Important
    ​Bromine Effects On The Body
    ​Nickel: How It Affects The Body
    ​Cobalt In The Human Body
    Nickel: Why It's Important?
    ​Copper: Why It’s Important
    ​Fluoride: Why It’s Important
    ​Boron: Why It’s Important

    Without them the human body can not properly function, they do not settle in the tissues and are rapidly washed out, and therefore require constant replenishment. They are - water-soluble vitamins.

    Water-soluble vitamins

    Here we tell you about the foods that contain them, how dangerous is their deficit.
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