What is our main source of vitamin D?
What is: The Sun
What is a vitamin deficiency?
What is: When the body doesn't get enough of a particular vitamin.
What does vitamin C help with?
What is: Building a health immune system
True or False: You can get all the Vitamin D your body needs just from sun exposure.
What is: False
True or False: Our body can produce all the vitamins we need daily.
What is: False
What are good sources of Vitamin C?
What is: Citrus fruits, berries, peppers, and broccoli.
Rickets, a condition affecting bone development in children, is often caused by a dificiency in this vitamin.
What is: Vitamin D
What does vitamin D help with?
What is: Bone health and strength
This vitamin, important for vision, was heavily promoted as improving night vision during World War II, though the claims were exaggerated. What is it?
What is: Vitamin A
This general term for organic compounds is needed in small amounts for various bodily functions. What are they?
What is: Vitamins
What are: Berries
This vitamin is important for healthy skin, and a deficiency can soemtimes cause skin problems.
What is: Vitamin C
This vitamin is needed for wound healing.
What is: Dark Green
Name all 4 fat soluble vitamins
What are: A, D, E, K
How many essential vitamins are there?
What is: 13
Although not a vitamin, being deficient in this usually contributes to having cold hands all the time.
What are: B vitamins
The name "vitamin" comes from the latin word "vita" meaning what?
What is: Life
These vitamins often work together in metabolic processes, including energy production.
What is: Vitamin B
This food, often considered a condoment, is a suprisingly good source of K2 due to the bacterial fementaion involved. What is it?
What is: Sauerkraut
What is: Calcium
What is Vitamin K essential for?
What is: Aiding in blood-clotting.
This Fat-soluble vitamin is an antioxident and is often used in skin care products.
What is: Vitamin E
What is: Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL)