Every food has some sort of "nutrient" in it. And most foods have some vitamin or mineral content (however small this may be). The only exception is white sugar - this has no vitamins (wheras brown sugar has some vitamin/mineral content), but it does have nutrient value (it's full of calories). All fruits and vegetables have vitamins in, white bread and breakfast cerals are fortified with vitamins and minerals (have them added). Plain white flour is also now fortifed with vitamins and minerals. Meat, fish and dairy all contain vitamins and minerals. It's difficult to find a food without vitamins in, with the exception of white sugar.
Vitamins do not belong to a specific food group. Vitamins are found in all food groups.
Vitamins don't appear in the food pyramid because a vitamin is not a food; it is a nutritional element.
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No, not if they get the vitamins they need from the food they eat. Yes, if they don't get the vitamins from the food they eat.
You need vitamins in your body because vitamins is kind of like the food your your body.
Virtually all vitamins should be better absorbed when taken with food. With some vitamins it may not matter as much, but a multivitamin or the like is best absorbed when taken with food.
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Vitamins help by giving the body the nutrients that you have not absorbed it the food that you eat. Because of the processing our food goes through it is important to take vitamins daily because our food isn't as healthy as it should be.
no they help you to be healther
The vitamins and minerals are added to replace the original vitamins and minerals that were lost during the refining process...
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