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Vitamin A Supplement Benefits What is Vitamin A?
- It is a fat-soluble nutrient that aids in the growth and
repair of body tissues.
- This helps the body maintain smooth and healthy
skin.
- Internally it protects mucous membranes of the
nose, sinuses, lungs, eyelids, mouth, throat, stomach and intestines.
- Other important functions that Vitamin A plays is to
help build strong bones and teeth, the formation of blood, immunity and the maintenance of eye sight.
- Vitamin A can be found in animal tissue, fruits and
vegetables.
- Beta-carotene is the form of vitamin A that is found
in fruits and vegetables. Unlike the form that is present in animal tissue, beta-carotene must undergo conversion to vitamin A within the body before it is absorbed.
- Beta-carotene can be found in carrots, green leafy
vegetables, such as spinach, kale, beet greens, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and cabbage.
- Beta-carotene should be taken instead of vitamin
A since it still has the same results, but with out the side effects.
- Factors that contribute to the absorption of vitamin
A are: intake of mineral oil, alcohol consumption, iron, and vitamin E intake over 600 IU.
- Recommended dosage is 5000IU.
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