if you're going alphabetical...but really vitamin c is ascorbic acid and depending on which vitamin b you're talking of, it will still come after "ascorbic acid" though health-wise, it doesn't make a difference
Beginning before pregnancy Vitamin B; aka Folic Acid - should be taken to prevent neural tube defects that happens at 25 to 28 days gestation. This is taken until the end of the first trimester. Pre-Natal Vitamins are an excellent multi vitamin that has all the essential vitamins and minerals - your OB doctor will give you information about which she or he prefers.
Folic acid, a B vitamin, has been shown to help prevent neural tube defects when taken before and in early pregnancy.
Vitamin B
it is generally recommended that the appropriate dose of B-complex vitamins be taken in place of single B vitamin supplements.
Niacin supplements should not be taken by anyone on medication for high blood pressure, due to the potential for hypotension.
Yes, they are perfectly safe to take with one another in reasonable dosages.
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Thiamin is Vitamin B-1 and should be taken with the other B vitamins in a complex for best results. Take in the morning after breakfast or after a meal during the day.
Yep. No drug interactions exist between the two.
Vitamin C and B are the vitamins you should take to help your iron. It can be found in fruits such as oranges and kiwis. In specific for vitamin B you should look for B-1 or B-12.
Vitamin B complex
b vitamins