vitamin
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- noun
- /ˈvaɪtəmɪn/
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vitamina
- - What does the vitamin A do?
- vitamins and minerals
- vitamin deficiency
- vitamin supplements
So you could almost think of it like a vitamin, not an ingestible vitamin.
- So you could almost think of it like a vitamin, not an ingestible vitamin.
- You're looking at food only as protein, vitamin, mineral like this.
- Protein, minerals, vitamins, like like the whole package.
- It looks like they gave me their vitamin C Mystic mass.
- Promoting the gummy bear vitamin, it seems like.
- This is the sweet chef ginger vitamin C sheet mask.
- Hopefully now we don't know more vitamins than Guardians.
Examples
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The next product is the Vitamin C Beauty Elixir.
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And then I am going to take this vitamin C booster.
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Yes, and cheese has vitamin C, Vitamin C more than an orange.
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Social interaction and vitamin D, access to the sun.
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And more vitamin C than orange juice.
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"You'll need plenty of vitamin C to help you build back up," she laughed.
Fiction book (1991) -
Did he say you're getting enough vitamins?
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Also prescribed was a maintenance formula multiple vitamin with 400 to 800 I.U. of vitamin D.
Academic text (1995) -
Why, better is more fruits and vegetables, which offer a natural source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
Fiction book (1994) -
To stay healthy, it is important to include foods rich in vitamin C in your diet.
Compounds
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1.1
A substance in fruits and vegetables that helps the body stay healthy and fight illness
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2.5
A substance that helps the body use calcium to keep bones and teeth healthy
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10
3.4
A substance stored in body fat that helps the body make babies and protects cells from damage
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8
2.3
A substance in food that helps you see at night, keeps skin healthy, and helps the body fight infections
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3
3.2
A vitamin that dissolves in water and helps the body use energy from food
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3
3.4
A vitamin that helps make red blood cells and keeps the nervous system healthy
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3.4
A group of vitamins that dissolve in water and help cells use food for energy
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A B vitamin that helps the body make energy and prevents a disease called beriberi
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A substance the body needs to turn food into energy and keep skin and eyes healthy
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A thick alcohol in some fish and frogs that helps sight and growth but works less in mammals
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A group of substances in food that dissolve in water and help the body make energy
- Archaic
An old name for the vitamin riboflavin that prevents skin problems and weight loss
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A vitamin found in green leafy vegetables that helps blood clot and keeps bones strong
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A man-made vitamin used to prevent bleeding in animals and sometimes in medicine
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A vitamin that dissolves in water and is not stored, so you must take it often
How Nourishing
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vitamin comes from Latin vita 'life' and the word amine, because early scientists thought these tiny substances were needed for life. That's why vitamin is related to vital and now means small natural chemicals the body needs to stay healthy.