Water-Soluble Vitamins Differ from Fat-Soluble Vitamins in That Water-Soluble Vitamins

question 9

Multiple Choice

Water-soluble vitamins differ from fat-soluble vitamins in that water-soluble vitamins are

• A) less readily absorbed from the GI tract
• B) stored in fat tissue
• C) stored for a brief period of time
• D) rarely required as daily supplements to the diet
• E) not excreted in urine

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