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D in the morning, during this time you have been inactive for the past (hopefully) 8-9 hours or else you will be sleep deprived and your body is not at its 100%. Sleep deprivation could cause many disadvantages to your morning exercise and the day ahead. The most important is to start well rested and get at it with good stretching exercises and you will give your best to a better you. The hardest part about exercising in the morning is the mental battle that you will face with your "lazy self". The "lazy self" will keep pushing you to sleep more or eat that wonderful slice of cake from breakfast but you need to be able to battle this mental state and push towards a better you that only thinks of a healthier state.
The best answer to this is that this is more accurate for water-soluble vitamins than for fat-soluble vitamins.
It varies. If you use vitamins improperly, they are a waste of money. Additionally, if you use vitamins properly, they are the deal of a lifetime.
When compared to generic supplements that include questionable substances that your body doesn't need, vitamins may appear to be a waste of money. On the other hand, vitamins and minerals are essential for your health. Without them, your body will stop functioning. That does imply death.
Vitamins can either be fat or water-soluble. Moisture vitamins (B, C) cannot be stored by the body, thus any extra you consume from dietary sources is excreted. This means that water-soluble vitamins cannot be consumed in excess.
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