why vitamin B4, B8, B10 and B11 not considered vitamins at all
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There are other previously identified B vitamins that, when consumed, play key, even if by comparison more-limited roles, in helping us to stay strong and healthy. These include what were vitamin B4 (also known as adenine), vitamin B8 (inositol), vitamin B10 (para amino benzoic acid – PABA), and vitamin B11 (salicylic acid).
These are no longer considered or labeled vitamins, as they no longer fit the official definition of a vitamin; essential and required for normal human growth and are required to be obtained by diet because they can't be manufactured by the human body. Even though they no longer fit the defined "vitamin" category, many are still in use and recommended for a variety of health needs as other nutritional supplements.
These are no longer considered or labeled vitamins, as they no longer fit the official definition of a vitamin; essential and required for normal human growth and are required to be obtained by diet because they can't be manufactured by the human body. Even though they no longer fit the defined "vitamin" category, many are still in use and recommended for a variety of health needs as other nutritional supplements.
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