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How can my digestive tract cause vitamin D deficiency?
How can my digestive tract cause vitamin D deficiency?
How can my digestive tract cause vitamin D deficiency?
Research is suggestive that fat soluble vitamin D is deficient in people who have digestive tract disorders such as bowel disease because vitamin D along with dietary fats are not absorbed adequately.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
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Why don't vitamins require digestion?
Vitamins do not require digestion because either they are water soluble or fat soluble. They get dissolved and travel through different parts of the body via cells.
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Are the B12 supplements useful in the long term?
Yes, they are useful for the long term
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Which are the easily available sources of Vitamin B12?
All dairy products are a good source of Vitamin B12. In addition, one can include red meat once a week to boost vitamin B 12 intake
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Why is vitamin B12 so dangerous?
It is not very dangerous, however, excess amounts of vitmain B12 can cause headaches and nausea.
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Does vitamin D interact with vitamin B12?
Research is suggestive of no interactions between vitamin B 12 and vitamin D.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
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