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Vitamin B is found in foods like meat, oily fish, eggs, leafy greens, yeast extract, cheese, and eggs and helps the body to make energy from the food you eat, and to form red blood cells
A deficiency can lead to anemia, causing fatigue and shortness of breath
It is also used by elite athletes and is backed by research
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