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I initially thought there was a mistake referring to "UI" instead of "IU", but it looks like it's a European thing. The authors' names look Italian. I guess it
by orblivion 6y ago
I initially thought there was a mistake referring to "UI" instead of "IU", but it looks like it's a European thing. The authors' names look Italian. I guess it got lost in translation.
- koliber 6y agoIU is a neat unit. Vitamins can often come in multiple forms, and each will have a different bioavailability. IU normalizes that. When you measure vitamins in mcg the dose may differ from one form to another.