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Table of Contents. Vitamin A: What is it? What foods provide vitamin A? What are recommended intakes of vitamin A? When can vitamin A deficiency occur? (more...)

Physiological Functions. Vitamin E (tocopherol) is a fat-soluble vitamin which functions solely as a membrane-bound antioxidant that prevents cell membrane damage by inhibiting ... (more...)

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Table of Contents. Introduction Reference Intakes Sources of Vitamin D Vitamin D Intakes and Status Vitamin D Deficiency Groups at Risk of Vitamin D Inadequacy (more...)

Table of Contents. Vitamin E: What is it? What foods provide vitamin E? What is the recommended intake for vitamin E? Who is at risk for vitamin E deficiency? (more...)

Physiological Functions. Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is a water-soluble antioxidant that is responsible for maintaining iron in its reduced state ... (more...)

Explains which foods contain ascorbic acid, how to get enough in our diet, and how to prepare foods to retain their vitamin C contents. (more...)

An introduction to this vitamin, functions, dietary sources and required intake from The Vegetarian Society UK. (more...)

Provides basic functions, food sources, requirements, and graph detailing foods high in the vitamin with serving size. (more...)

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