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What
are the key differences between fat-soluble and water-soluble vitamins?
Thereare no significant differences between the two types
There
are no significant differences between the two types
Fat-solublevitamins provide energy; water-soluble vitamins do not
Fat-soluble
vitamins provide energy; water-soluble vitamins do not
Fat-solublevitamins are absorbed with dietary fats and stored in body tissues;water-soluble vitamins are absorbed directly into blood and excess amounts areexcreted
vitamins are absorbed with dietary fats and stored in body tissues;
water-soluble vitamins are absorbed directly into blood and excess amounts are
excreted
Fat-solublevitamins are only found in meat; water-soluble vitamins are only in plants
vitamins are only found in meat; water-soluble vitamins are only in plants
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