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How are vitamins classified?
How are vitamins classified?
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All vitamins are broadly classified into two groups, according to their solubility:
Water soluble vitamins
– Vitamin C and Vitamin B complex
Fat soluble vitamins
– Vitamin A, D, E and K.
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