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    ​Vitamin-like substances

    ​Vitamin-like substances
    Section 3 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

    Vitamin-like substances are chemical compounds that have properties of the known vitamins, they are called - "pseudovitamins." The human body requires them in very small quantities, but they must be present in the body.

    Vitamin-like substances

    How does this group of vitamins is different from real ones and what is their role - read on.
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