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Excretion of Water-Soluble B Vitamins

  • Yes, water-soluble B vitamins are readily excreted in human urine.
  • Because these nutrients dissolve in water, the human body does not store them in large amounts, unlike fat-soluble vitamins.
  • When you consume B vitamins in excess of what your body currently needs for metabolic processes, the surplus is filtered by the kidneys and passed out through the urine.
  • This mechanism makes toxicity from dietary intake of water-soluble vitamins relatively rare, but it also means that a continuous daily supply is required through diet or supplementation to maintain optimal tissue saturation.
  • A common visible indicator of this excretion is the bright yellow or fluorescent color of urine often observed shortly after taking supplements containing Vitamin B2 (riboflavin).
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