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Best women vitamins for teenage girls, that would help with breast growth and acne, or overall health?
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None: There is no specific vitamin or mineral to help with breast growth or acne. However many teenage girls have diets deficient in calcium, iron and vitamin d. A multivitamin with iron can help with vitamin d and iron- however teen girls need to add more dairy such as milk, cheese or yoghurt for adequate calcium intake.
Answered 7/21/2018
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