QUASTIONNAIRES!!!
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| B1 | B5 | B2,3,6,12,C, Magnesium, Calcium |
| B2 | B3,5,6,9, K,Zink | B1,C, Copper,Iron |
| B3 | B2,6, Iron | B1 |
| B5 | B1,2,9,12, C | Copper |
| B6 | B2,3, Copper, Calcium | B1,12 |
| B9 | B2,5,12,C | Zink |
| B12 | B5,9, Calcium | A,B1,2,6, C,E, Iron, Copper |
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| A | vit E,C, Iron,Zink | B12,K |
| C | A,B5,9,E, Iron, Calcium | B1,12, Copper |
| D | Calcium | vit E |
| E | A, C | B12,D,K, Iron, Magnesium Copper |
| K | B2, Calcium | A, vit E |
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| Ferrum | A, B3, C, Copper | B2,12, vit E, Magnesium Calcium, Zink |
| Magne-sium | Calcium | B1, vit E, Iron |
| Copper | B6, Iron | B2,5,12, C, vitE, Zink |
| Calcium | B1,5,12, C | Iron, Zink |
| Phos-phor | D | Magnesium Calcium |
| Zink | A,B2,6 | B9, vit E, Iron, Calcium Copper |
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