Vitamin Sources
Vitamin Deficiencies
Vitamin Functions
Vitamin Oddities
Vitamin Basics
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What is our main source of vitamin D?

What is: The Sun

100

What is a vitamin deficiency?

What is: When the body doesn't get enough of a particular vitamin.

100

What does vitamin C help with?

What is: Building a health immune system

100

True or False: You can get all the Vitamin D your body needs just from sun exposure. 

What is: False

100

True or False: Our body can produce all the vitamins we need daily. 

What is: False

200

What are good sources of Vitamin C?

What is: Citrus fruits, berries, peppers, and broccoli.

200

Rickets, a condition affecting bone development in children, is often caused by a dificiency in this vitamin.

What is: Vitamin D

200

What does vitamin D help with? 

What is: Bone health and strength

200

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

200

This general term for organic compounds is needed in small amounts for various bodily functions. What are they?

What is: Vitamins

300
These small colorful fruits are rich in vitamin C and antioxidents. What are they?

What are: Berries

300

This vitamin is important for healthy skin, and a deficiency can soemtimes cause skin problems. 

What is: Vitamin C

300

This vitamin is needed for wound healing. 

What is: Vitamin C
300
Foods that are rich in Vitamin E are this color

What is: Dark Green

300

Name all 4 fat soluble vitamins

What are: A, D, E, K 

400

How many essential vitamins are there?

What is: 13

400

Although not a vitamin, being deficient in this usually contributes to having cold hands all the time. 

What is: Iron 
400
these viatims play crutial roles in energy production and metabolism. What are they?

What are: B vitamins

400

The name "vitamin" comes from the latin word "vita" meaning what?

What is: Life

400

These vitamins often work together in metabolic processes, including energy production. 

What is: Vitamin B

500

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

500
While not a vitamin, this mineral is often linked to bone health, and a deficiency can look similar to a vitamin d deficiency. What is it?

What is: Calcium

500

What is Vitamin K essential for?

What is: Aiding in blood-clotting.

500

This Fat-soluble vitamin is an antioxident and is often used in skin care products. 

What is: Vitamin E

500
This term indicates the maximum amount of any given vitamin or mineral you should get in a day. 

What is: Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL)