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Which are not fat soluble vitamins?
Answer: D
The vitamins that are not fat soluble are the B vitamins.
Vitamins fall into two groups. The fat-soluble vitamins, A, D, E and K, dissolve in fats, are absorbed with dietary fat and can be stored in the liver and fatty tissue. The water-soluble vitamins, the B complex and vitamin C, dissolve in water, are not stored to any great extent and are lost in urine, so they are needed regularly.
A, D and K are all in the fat-soluble group, so they are the wrong choices.
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