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Which does the body burn protein lipid minerals or vitamins?
The body uses proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates for energy. It uses minerals and vitamins to build substances in the body that the body uses to function. Such as iron for hemoglobin or vitamins as anti-oxidants.
Uses of vitamins?
it prevents many deficiencies
When you eat a vegetable your body from carbohydrates stored in plant?
your body uses it for energy
What do legumes do for the body?
They help the body asorb minerals and vitamins, which the body uses in many ways.
What are the uses of minerals for human beings?
Minerals give your body certain vitamins and minerals are also used in make up
Is vitamins with a high concentration of Biotin harmful to the body?
No. Biotin is a protein. The body uses what is needed and simply excretes the rest.
Is there a replacement for dr williams periva?
It is unknown if there is a replacement for Dr. Williams Percival. This is a place you can buy vitamins for the body that the doctor uses.
What is neurorubine-forte used for?
Neurorubine Forte is a type of vitamin that contains many different B vitamins. It is generally shares the same uses as regular B vitamins and shots, such as nerve pain, treatment and prevention of anemia, and maintaining proper metabolism.
What are the uses for a rose hip?
Rose hips have many uses. Some include jams, jellies, soups, bread and wine. Some herbal supplements and vitamins also contain rose hip as they are high in vitamin C.
What is neurorubine forte used for?
Neurorubine Forte is a type of vitamin that contains many different B vitamins. It is generally shares the same uses as regular B vitamins and shots, such as nerve pain, treatment and prevention of anemia, and maintaining proper metabolism.
After absorption are water soluble vitamins released into the kidneys?
the body absorbs/uses the amount of vitamin it needs; the remainder is filtered through the kidneys & excreted in the urine.
What is yeast and uses of yeast?
yeast is another type of fungi. useful in the production of fuels, vitamins, chemicals, bread, and even medicines such as the vaccine for hepatitis B
