Which of the following is true of water-soluble vitamins?
A) they are stored in body fat
B) they are not destroyed by heat
C) many are coenzymes
D) deficiencies are rare
E) all of these are true of water-soluble vitamins

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Water-soluble vitamins are not stored in body fat, are often destroyed by heat, and deficiencies are actually fairly common. The correct statement about these vitamins is that many of them act as coenzymes in the body.

Which of the Following Is True of Water-Soluble Vitamins