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It's a good thing I found this site when did because of a story on Yahoo that has been going around for years that has been posted in both English and French. It is one about the effects of vitamin A on the blood and risk of liver failure when taken over a long period of time.
As far I know there have been a few other articles about this and I will probably write more about the topic but in meantime I'll provide some background.
Vitamin A deficiency causes rickets in children. If you've ever had a child with rickets you'd realize how common this is. It can be a scary thing to see child with this problem, but it can be preventable with proper diet and adequate vitamin A. This article from the Daily Mail in Canada goes into detail on how this can be prevented as well showing pictures of a child with normal blood rickets and a one with that has turned into a "perfect rickets child."
The Daily Mail article provides a lot more detail on the problem and it should be read by everyone who has an interest in healthy children and their bodies. It has very good pictures of the child with rickets as well a picture of the child with perfect rickets. A small story also follows the article that mentions a vitamin deficiency also contributing to liver failure.
For those of you who've never heard rickets, it is a health problem that most common in children and can cause severe muscular weakness in children as young 7 months of age. It's a result Vitamin deficiency. child has too little vitamin A in their blood because they don't get enough by eating well or in other ways. This can be prevented by eating eggs and other whole foods as well taking vitamin A supplements. Some sources I could find said that a child must take 400 IU of vitamin A per day for 8 months but I was unable to find an exact figure for the number. I would imagine a child who is 7 months or younger can get by with 80 IU a day in their diet. If your child seems to have a problem with getting enough Vitamin A they may also have another problem such as liver or kidney issues.
Vitamin A can also harm the liver and kidney in children.
Most of the other articles I found discussed the issue of vitamin A deficiency and how can lead to rickets. Here are a few examples:
If you are Strattera online italia concerned about vitamin A deficiency you can find some information on the National Library of Medicine website. From the National Library of Medicine website we find the following advice on Vitamin A supplementation:
To avoid vitamin A toxicity, do not take vitamin A supplements for more than 10 years without consulting a doctor first.
To prevent possible vitamin A toxicity, it is especially important to take all of the vitamin you need in a multi-vitamin, preferably one fortified with vitamin A.
For a list of multivitamins containing vitamin A that are available here is one of them:
B Vitamins – a complete multivitamin
B1
B2
B3
B6
Biotin
Calcium
CoQ10
Ginkgo biloba
Ascorbic acid
Ginger
Licorice
L-Arginine
Magnesium
Manganese
Niacin
Niacinamide
Selenium
Vitamin B12
Vitamin B6
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Vitamin K
Zinc
If you are concerned about vitamin A toxicity or deficiency you should consider eating eggs regularly. can help keep your blood from becoming less clotting. This will help avoid a type of liver and kidney disease. If a child is frequent egg eater you would want to be sure they get enough vitamin A in their diet and get a proper supplement. Check with your pediatrician but there should be no problems with eggs and if a child comes in with rickets or even other problems they should be offered vitamin A supplementation.
This is a great article from the Generic pharmacy dothan al Canadian website Accutane 120 pills 40 mg - 205.27$ Healthline that goes into more detail by discussing the effects of vitamin A deficiency in children.
A few different recommendations were given regarding how much vitamin A family should be receiving. Although all of the studies cited in this article indicate that the amount of vitamin A required in child of one year or older does not exceed 400 IU a day to prevent rickets, these recommendations do caution against vitamin A doses at or above 1,000 IU a day.
The main reason for this is the risk of rickets. Not everyone's blood Vitamin A level is the same and some people's need for vitamin A can be higher than others. Research in Europe using children as well adults with levels of vitamin A within the normal range for adults suggested that doses.
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