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Vitamins are essential nutrients found in fruits and vegetables that have diverse biochemical functions in the body. They are classified by their biological activity rather than structure, and include compounds that show the activity of a particular vitamin. While fruits and vegetables are a good source, vitamin water is misleadingly named as it does not actually contain significant amounts of vitamins. A lack of vitamin C can lead to the disease of scurvy.
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