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  • What Happens When Your Vitamin B12 Is Low? (Explained) - WhyNotNatural

    What Happens When Your Vitamin B12 Is Low? (Explained)

    When you are Vitamin B12 deficient, it can lead to physical, neurological, and psychological problems. Symptoms include anemia, loss of appetite, pale skin, faster heart rate, depression, numbness in the hands and feet, difficulty walking and balance problems, and other serious health problems.
  • Can Vitamin D Cause Constipation? (Answered!) - WhyNotNatural

    Can Vitamin D Cause Constipation? (Answered!)

    Can vitamin D cause constipation? While vitamin D is essential for bone and immune health, excessive supplementation may disrupt calcium balance and contribute to digestive discomfort. Here’s what research and clinical observations suggest.

  • Are Vitamin Supplements Effective? (Explained for Beginners) - WhyNotNatural

    Are Vitamin Supplements Effective? (Explained for Beginners)

    A beginner friendly breakdown of how vitamin supplements work, who may benefit from them, and how they can support overall wellness without replacing a healthy diet.

  • Are Vitamin D Supplements Effective? (Answered!) - WhyNotNatural

    Are Vitamin D Supplements Effective? (Answered!)

    Vitamin D is essential for strong bones, healthy muscles, immune support, and overall wellness — yet deficiency is incredibly common. This guide explains what vitamin D does, who needs supplements the most, recommended doses, and what the latest research says. If you’re low on sunlight or struggling to get enough through your diet, supplements are one of the most effective ways to support your health.

  • What Foods Contain Vitamin C? - WhyNotNatural

    What Foods Contain Vitamin C?

    Discover delicious foods that naturally offer vitamin C and learn simple ways to add them to your daily meals.

  • Signs That You May Have A Vitamin Deficiency - WhyNotNatural

    Signs That You May Have A Vitamin Deficiency

    Common signs of vitamin deficiencies can show up in hair, nails, skin, sleep, and vision. Here are symptoms people often notice and when to see a doctor.