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Why don't vitamins require digestion?
Why don't vitamins require digestion?
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.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
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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.
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Can gut bacteria synthesize vitamin B12?
Vitamin B-12 is synthesised and utilised by bacteria in the human gut microbiome. However, not substantial research is done to establish the same statement.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
Why is a vitamin B-12 level test useful?
The sole purpose of this test is to determine deficiency of B12 in the body.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
How and why would you take vitamin B12 shots?
You will opt for taking vitamin B12 shots if your levels are too low. Below 200 pg/mL are considered for injections and medications as recommended by a doctor.
Last updated on 12 Dec 2024
Can you pop some vitamin B12 for a quick energy boost?
No, you are recommended to check with a doctor before taking vitamin B12.
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