
When looking for a good multivitamin for your family, consider one that has the following nutrients: vitamin D, Folate, Vitamin B-12Calcium, Iron, Zinc, and Magnesium. Read more: What Is a Good Family Multivitamin? Article
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Vitamins and Supplements: What to Know Before You Take Herbal Supplements
Not all herbs and supplements are safe, especially if you have certain medical conditions or take some drugs. Find out which ones...
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Vitamin E: What You Need to Know
Find out why you need vitamin E, where you get it, and what it does for your body.
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Vitamins and Supplements: What Can You Take to Fight Inflammation?
Arthritis, intense exercise, and sugary or fatty foods are some of the things that can lead to inflammation. Here’s what you can...
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Vitamin D Deficiency: How Much Vitamin D Is Enough?
What does vitamin D do? Learn about vitamin D benefits and discover foods that are high in vitamin D. Explore vitamin D...
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Vitamin C: What You Should Know
Want to see if you're getting enough vitamin c? Find out what you should know with this slideshow from WebMD.
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Vitamins and Supplements: Signs You're Low on Vitamin C
Worried you're coming up short on vitamin C? Here are some telltale symptoms to watch out for.
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Vitamin B6: Signs You're Not Getting Enough
B6 is a hard-working vitamin that affects everything from your mood to appetite to skin condition. Here are signs you may not...
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Vitamin B: Are You Getting Enough of All Kinds?
You may have heard of vitamin B12 and folic acid. But did you know there are other important B vitamins? Find out more from this...
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Eye Health: Foods, Vitamins and Nutrients to Improve Eyesight
Eye Health: Foods, Vitamins and Nutrients to Improve Eyesight
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Vitamins and Supplements: 9 Ways to Get Vitamin K
It may not get as much attention as other nutrients, but vitamin K helps your blood clot and your bones grow. WebMD shows you how...
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Healthy Aging: Vitamins You Need as You Age
Your body needs more of certain vitamins and minerals as you hit your 40s and beyond. Find out which ones will benefit you -- and...
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Supplement Smarts: Best Ways to Take Different Vitamins
Taking a vitamin supplement to cover your nutritional bases? Find out how and when to take it so your body gets the most from it.

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Next to red peppers, you can get the most vitamin C from ________________. See AnswerRelated Disease Conditions
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What Vitamins Should Not Be Taken Together?
Some vitamins that should not be taken together, or have dosage limitations, include vitamin C with vitamin B-12, vitamin A supplement with vitamin A-rich foods, folic acid (vitamin B9) and vitamin B12, and vitamin E with vitamin K.
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Is It Better to Take Vitamins in the Morning or Night?
Doctors recommend multivitamins for certain vitamin deficiencies. If you're taking a vitamin supplement for any type of vitamin deficiency, you should try to take it at a time when your body can best absorb it.
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What Vitamin Deficiency Causes Ringing in the Ears?
Ringing in the ears has been linked to vitamin B12 and vitamin D deficiencies. Treating an underlying cause of tinnitus such as a vitamin deficiency may help relieve symptoms.
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Vitamin D Deficiency
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Vitamins and Calcium Supplements
Vitamins are organic substances that are essential for the proper growth and functioning of the body. Calcium is a mineral essential for healthy bones and is also important for muscle contraction, heart action, and normal blood clotting.
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What Vitamins and Supplements Should I Avoid During Pregnancy?
You should always clear it with your obstetrician before taking any vitamins or supplements while pregnant.
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Vitamin K1 vs. K2
Because vitamin K1 and vitamin K2 absorb in the body differently and transport to body tissues differently, they may have different effects on your health.
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What Foods Are Highest in Vitamin D?
What are the foods highest in Vitamin D? Learn about the best sources to make sure this vitamin is included in your diet.
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What Vitamins Can Help Boost My Mood?
Studies have identified a few vitamins that can help boost your mood, including vitamin D, B vitamins, vitamin K, and vitamin C.
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What Is Vitamin K Good For?
Vitamin K helps your body make proteins that are needed for blood clotting and the building of healthy bones. Vitamin K can be effective in preventing bleeding problems in people with certain health conditions.
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Do Hair Growth Vitamins Work?
Vitamins or herbal supplements for hair growth are often used to promote healthy hair growth and regrowth. If there is hair loss or hair damage associated with a serious nutritional deficiency of certain vitamins or minerals, hair growth supplements can help with hair growth or regrowth.
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What Are the Benefits of Vitamin D?
Vitamin D is an essential nutrient for our bodies. Learn about eight benefits of vitamin D, how to know if you’re getting enough vitamin D, and what to eat to increase vitamin D in your body.
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How Do You Know if You're Getting Enough Vitamin D?
Vitamin D is an important hormone in your body that helps you regulate your calcium and phosphorus balance and bone density. The best way to know if you’re getting enough vitamin D is if you get the recommended amount in your diet.
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What Vitamins and Supplements Should I Take During Pregnancy?
Even if you eat a variety of nutritious foods, you may need to take pregnancy vitamins and supplements. This is especially true if you have a restricted diet, are pregnant with twins or multiples, have food allergies, or nutrient deficiencies. Talk to your doctor about your needs.
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Does Vitamin D Protect Against COVID-19?
COVID-19 or coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered coronavirus called severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). It manifests as mild to moderate respiratory illness in most people who may not require any special treatment. Certain high-risk groups, such as older people and people with underlying health conditions (chronic respiratory diseases, diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular diseases), are more likely to get seriously ill.
Treatment & Diagnosis
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- What Vitamin Supplements Should I Take?
- What's the Difference Between Fat- and Water-Soluble Vitamins?
- What Vitamins or Foods Interfere with Synthroid?
- Can I Still Take Vitamins After the Expiration Date?
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- What Vitamin Should I Take for Nutrition?
Medications & Supplements
- vitamin A (Oral Natures Way Vitamin A, Now Foods Vitamin A, GNC Vitamin A, and many more brands)
- multivitamins (includes prenatal vitamins) - oral
- multivitamins/iron/fluoride chewable tablet - oral
- vitamin b-12/folic acid/vitamin b-6 - oral, Folgard, Folgard RX 2.2, Foltx
- pantothenic acid
- multivitamins
- multivitamins w/iron (includes prenatal vitamins) - oral
- iron/vitamin c/vitamin b12/intrinsic factor - oral, Foltrin
- panax ginseng
- pyridoxine
- zinc
- vitamin A
Prevention & Wellness
- What Happens If You Take Too Much Vitamin C?
- What Are the Most Common Vitamin Deficiencies?
- What Is Vitamin E Oil Good For?
- Ten Effective Ways to Increase Vitamin D Intake
- What Are the Benefits of Taking Vitamin E?
- Which Prenatal Vitamins Do Doctors Recommend?
- Which Foods Are Rich in Vitamin A?
- What Are the Benefits of Taking Vitamin C?
- Do Kids Need Vitamin Supplements?
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