Yes, Fat-Soluble Vitamins Are Absorbed in the Intestine—Here's How
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The small intestine, not the stomach, is where the majority of nutrient absorption occurs, and this is especially true for fat-soluble vitamins. For these vitamins to be successfully assimilated by the body, they must be digested and absorbed alongside dietary fats. This complex process involves bile salts, enzymes, and specialized transport molecules that ensure these essential nutrients reach our cells.
