Vitamin T (1186 bytes)
1: ... reputable sources exist which characterize this. Vitamin T is referred to in some sites as '''Sesame Seed ...
3: ... known about the precise role that the alleged '''Vitamin T''' plays in the body, although it is claimed to...
9: '''Vitamin T''' is also an informal slang term for [[testost...

Vitamin U (579 bytes)
1: ...ll it also claim it can be found in raw cabbage. "Vitamin U" is alleged by them to fight [[peptic ulcer]]s,...

Vitamin B (2653 bytes)
1: ...n B complex''' , or by the specific names of each vitamin.
3: The B vitamins are:
5: *Vitamin B-1 ([[Thiamine]])
6: *Vitamin B-2, also Vitamin G ([[Riboflavin]])
7: *Vitamin B-3, also Vitamin P or Vitamin PP ([[Niacin]])

Vitamin K (7194 bytes)
1: ... unrelated drug sometimes referred to in slang as Vitamin K, see [[Ketamine]].}}
3: '''Vitamin K''' is a group of 2-methilo-naphthoquinone deriv...
5: It is a human [[vitamin]], [[lipophilic]] (i.e. soluble in [[lipid|lipids...
9: Vitamin K is involved in the carboxylation of certain [[g...
15: ...vitamin K-deficiency. As a result of the acquired vitamin K-deficiency, Gla-residues are not or incompletel...

Vitamin (8861 bytes)
1: ...t strictly essential. Humans require 13 different vitamins.
3: ...'[[amine]]''; at the time it was thought that all vitamins were amines. Though this is now known to be inc...
7: ...re night blindness, now known to be caused by a [[Vitamin A]] deficiency. In [[1747]], the [[Scotland|Scot...
9: ...ctors", and by the time it was shown that not all vitamins were [[amine]]s, the word was ubiquitous.
11: ...sts were able to isolate and identify a number of vitamins by depriving animals of them.

Vitamin C (21892 bytes)
1: [[Image:Ascorbin.gif|80|right|Chemical make-up of vitamin C]]
3: ...g]]s, [[human]]s, and other [[primate]]s, cannot. Vitamin C was first isolated in [[1928]], and in 1932 it ...
5: ...m|L-enantiomer]] of [[ascorbic acid]]. Commercial vitamin C is often a mix of ascorbic acid, sodium ascorba...
12: ...[[Citrus]] fruit were one of the first sources of vitamin C available to ship's surgeons.]]
21: ...d that the native peoples of the Arctic got their vitamin C from meat and offal that was raw or minimally c...

Vitamin B6 (1077 bytes)
1: The two major forms of '''vitamin B<small>₆</small>''' are '''pyridoxine...
13: [[Pyroluria]] is one potential cause of vitamin B6 deficiency. An overdose of pyridoxine can caus...
16: ...s.od.nih.gov/factsheets/cc/vitb6.html Facts about Vitamin B6] from NIH Office of Dietary Supplements
20: [[fr:Vitamine B6]]
24: [[Category:Vitamins]]

Vitamin D (5578 bytes)
1: '''Vitamin D''' is a fat soluble [[vitamin]] that contributes to the maintenance of normal l...
5: Forms of Vitamin D:
6: * '''Vitamin D₁''': [[lamisterol]]
7: * '''Vitamin D₂''': [[ergocalciferol]] (made from [...
8: * '''Vitamin D₃''': [[cholecalciferol]] (made from ...

Vitamin poisoning (2248 bytes)
1: ...mins can lead to '''vitamin poisoning''' ('''hypervitaminosis''').
3: ...excess of Vitamin A, for example, is called "hypervitaminosis A".
5: ...both, can occur due to excessive intake of [[multivitamin]] supplements.
7: [[Vitamin C]] has been used in clinical trials in dosages o...
12: What is the health risk of too much vitamin A?

Ewan Cameron (Vitamin C) (321 bytes)
1: ...Scotland]] who worked with [[Linus Pauling]] on [[Vitamin C]] research.

Pernicious anemia (690 bytes)
1: ...e antibodies cause impaired absorption of vitamin B12.
3: ...crocytosis|macrocytic]] anemia. The serum vitamin B12 level is low. The diagnosis is confirmed by a [[S...
5: Pernicious anemia is treated with vitamin B12 injections (hydroxocobalamin or cyanocobalamin).
7: ...osely to include non-autoimmune causes of vitamin B12 deficiency.

Schilling test (1577 bytes)
1: ...cal investigation used in people with [[vitamin]] B12 deficiency. There are a few variations on the exa...
3: ... [[intramuscular]] injection of unlabeled vitamin B12 is given at the same time. The patient's urine is...
5: ...ed in the injection, much of the ingested vitamin B12 will be [[excretion|excreted]] in the urine.
7: ...orption, less than 5% of the radiolabeled vitamin B12 is detected.

Malabsorption (790 bytes)
1: ...nd [[vitamin K|K]]); it may also affect [[vitamin B12]], [[folic acid]], [[iron]], [[protein]] and [[ca...

Corn Pops (623 bytes)
4: ..., BHT (preservative), folic acid, vitamin B12 and vitamin D.

Crispix (782 bytes)
10: ... vitamin A palmitate, folic acid, vitamin B12 and vitamin D.

ATC code A11 (2292 bytes)
5: ==A11A [[Multivitamin]]s, combinations==
6: ===A11AA Multivitamins with [[mineral]]s===
7: :A11AA01 Multivitamins and [[iron]]
8: :A11AA02 Multivitamins and [[calcium]]
9: :A11AA03 Multivitamins and other minerals, including combinations

Megaloblastic anemia (1396 bytes)
1: ...anemia]] resulting from a deficiency of [[vitamin B12]] and [[folic acid]].
4: *nutritional defects (vitamin B12 is mainly from animal sources, and [[vegan]]s may...
11: The [[blood film]] can point towards vitamin deficiency:
21: ... performed to determine the nature of the vitamin B12 deficiency.

Cinnamon Crunch Crispix (885 bytes)
8: ... vitamin A palmitate, folic acid, vitamin B12 and vitamin D. To maintain quality, BHT has been added to the...

Cobalamin (4050 bytes)
1: '''Cobalamin''' or '''[[vitamin]] B_{<small>12</small>}''' is a [[chemica...
4: ...ive substance and ultimately were able to isolate vitamin B_{<small>12</small>} from the liver. For...
7: ...tic anemia]] can result from inadequate intake of vitamin B_{<small>12</small>}, inadequate product...
9: ...ical depression|depression]] levels and deficient vitamin B₁₂ blood levels in elderly people in ...
12: ...hat raw food offers no special protection against B12 deficiency either.

Disney Hunny B's Honey-Graham (1242 bytes)
12: ... [[turmeric]] color, [[vitamin D]], and [[vitamin B12]].

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