Multiple Choice
When water-soluble vitamins are consumed in excess the body prevents toxicity by
A) using vitamins for energy metabolism.
B) storing excess in adipose tissue.
C) storing excess in the liver.
D) excretion in the feces.
E) excretion in the urinE.
Correct Answer:
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