Saturday, 4 February 2017

Vitamin A help in Cellular Growth, Maintenance and Repair
The retinoic acid form of vitamin A is one of the essential substances used to create and maintain the billions of cells in your body. It actually influences gene expression and directly affects a large number of important cellular processes.

This makes vitamin A especially important for pregnant women, babies and growing children and any serious deficiency could be particularly detrimental. Importantly though, excessive levels of synthetic vitamin A supplements should also be avoided. In the case of pregnant women, both vitamin A deficiency and overdose are linked to an increased risk of birth defects.

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