You pretty much need all of them, however if you are strapped for cash, the two best ones are vitamins C and D. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxydant, not to mention an imune booster, while vitamin D, helps with metabolic function. If you are a black person, or an individual with dark skin living in the northern hemisphere, highly likely you suffer from vitamin D deficiency, which can make it harder to burn blubber. The darker the skin, and the less the sunlight, the less vitamin D your body makes, and the less it makes, the more impaired the metabolic function becomes. That is why therefore the two best ones are C and D. However if you do have the cash, you need all of them, ultimately.
I agree that you really need all of them, so you may want to consider taking a multivitamin product instead of what will ultimately feel like a million separate ones. Suggestion: go to prosource.com and order a catalog of their products. There are decent descriptions of all the products they sell, including the multivitamins.
Of course it does. If walking builds muscle then walking at an incline builds muscle. Different muscles will be worked at different angles.
The vitamin that plays a crucial role in building strong bones is vitamin D.
vitamin A
it builds up your immune system
After you work out, you rip muscle tissue and your body builds the muscle back. Thus, forming muscle on top of muscle.
Protein builds muscle, and muscle burns fat.
Builds Bone and muscle
The muscles may be either striated (as a skeletal muscle) or smooth (like gastric muscle).
Lactic acid builds up and causes muscle burn.
vastus lateralis muscle
it builds up muscle and bone in the body
That would be vitamin D. Vitamin D is a vitamin in of itself, but has shown to act like a hormone that allows proper metabolism of energy and helping preserve and promote muscle tissue. You do need to work out your muscle groups in order to get the full benefit of muscle vitamins.