niacin deficiency would be most unlikely in someone with adequate _____ intake a.protein b.iron c.vitamin C...
niacin deficiency would be most unlikely in someone with adequate _____ intake
a.protein
b.iron
c.vitamin C
d.essential fatty acid
Homework Answers
Ans) c. Vitamin C
Explaination:
- Niacinamide can minimise the benefits of Vitamin C when applied together. You can still use both of these ingredients, however, it's important you apply them at alternate times. We recommend you apply The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% Serum in the morning and your Vitamin C product in the evening.
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