VITAMIN AWhen the body is in need of Vitamin A, it is released into the blood via retinol binding protein. If you are someone with a protein digestive problem, then you are at risk of a Vitamin A deficiency. Vitamin A is vital for growth, development of bone, vision, reproduction, immunity cell growth and maintaining mucosal and epithelial surfaces.
Deficiency SymptomsDry Skin
Acne
Glaucoma
Psoriasis
Respiratory Infections
If you have any of these symptoms, consider supplementing with Vitamin A.
For Adults do not use above 10,000 units a day. Vitamin A is stored and can cause toxicity. For Children under 3 do not use over 2,000 units a day. For Children aged 4-8 do not use over 3,000 units a day. For Children aged 9-13 do not use over 5,700 units a day. For Children aged 14 - 18 do not use over 9,300 units a day. N.B. These doses are maximum doses, they are not reccomended daily allowances.
Food Sources of Vitamin AYellow and orange vegetables and fruits such as pumpkin, squash, carrots, sweet potato etc.
Fish and Liver Butter Egg Yolk
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