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How long does is take the body to get rid of fat soluble vitamins like d &e?
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Vitamin Metabolism: Because fat soluble vitamins are stored in fat tissue, they have a tendency to hang around for awhile depending upon the concentration of the vitamin d/e and what it is mixed with. So if you stop taking these vitamins count on them hanging around for a week or more.
Answered 12/15/2020
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