Athletes Generally Consume Sufficient Thiamin, Riboflavin, and Niacin If They

Q22: The B-complex vitamins provide energy.

Q84: Each vitamin plays specific roles in the

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Q110: Compare and contrast water-soluble vitamins with fat-soluble

Q111: indicate the type of vitamin most closely

Q112: Compare and contrast vitamins based on their

Q113: The vitamin that acts like a hormone

Q115: Low thiamin intake in athletes is associated

Q116: Naturally occurring vitamins are typically lost when

Q119: The best way for athletes to offset