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What is the source of cellulose important in the diet?
Its for Vitamins!
What contains important bacteria which synthesize vitamins and use cellulose?
vagina
What do vitamins do to you?
keeps you safe
Are all natural vitamins safe?
Most natural vitamins are safe to take, but if you are pregnant or wanting to become pregnant, you need to be careful then because there are some vitamins that can be harmful to the fetus.
Is it safe to take more then 2 vitamins in a day?
No it isn't
Is it safe to take royal jelly bee pollen and propolis with prenatal vitamins?
It is safe to take royal jelly and propolis with prenatal vitamins. You may be consuming excess levels of some vitamins, like vitamin B but these bee products are just food.
Is it safe to take niacin with hydrocodone?
yes, always take your vitamins
Are fat-soluble vitamins safe when taken in large quantities?
Yes
Can my toddler take vitamins safely?
Vitamins can be a great way to keep your toddler healthy as long as you give him or her vitamins that are made specifically for children of that age. Feeding a toddler vitamins designed for adults is not safe, because the dosages are larger.
Can cellulose gel in vitamins cause a person to gain weight or add inches to their body?
I've gained 10 lbs in 6 months while taking daily hair vitamins. My eating habits and regular exercise hadn't changed at all. So what's caused the weight gain? Has to be the vitamins.
Are Flintstones vitamins safe to take during a pregnancy?
Flintstone's vitamins are safe as long as they are administered according to directions. Also, as with all vitamins and minerals it's important to keep in a secured place away from children to avoid overdose.
What is cellulose nitrate?
Cellulose nitrate, also known as nitrocellulose, is a highly flammable compound derived from cellulose. It is commonly used in explosive materials, lacquers, and as a film base in early photography. Due to its explosive nature, it is generally handled with caution and stored in a safe manner.
