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Which vitamin should the school children consume more often and in what form?
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Not always necessary: Children who eat healthy, well balanced diets and who spend some time outdoors generally don't need additional vitamins. However, there's no harm in taking a multivitamin. My choice would be whatever is cheapest.
Answered 12/24/2022
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