Vitamin F, G, H, I and J might seem non-existent, but you may be interested to know that some do exist with a different name, or that some simply did exist but, after descriptions for what 'vitamins' actually means, lost credibility. read more
Vitamin F, G, H, I and J might seem non-existent, but you may be interested to know that some do exist with a different name, or that some simply did exist but, after descriptions for what ‘vitamins’ actually means, lost credibility. read more
Vitamins are of two types: fat soluble [vitamin A, D, E, and K] and water soluble [B-complex and vitamin C]. Here, we will discuss the importance of fat soluble vitamins to keep things simple and tackle the next group, next time. Group discussion. Vitamins A, D, E, and K are the fat soluble vitamins. read more
Vitamin A is commonly known as retinol. Vitamin C is called ascorbic acid, and the common name of vitamin E is tocopherol. In the past there have been a number of other molecules classed as vitamins, and the letters F, G, H, M and P have all been used to denote them. However, there is no longer a comprehensive alphabet of vitamins. read more