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Fat Soluble Vitamins
 
Fat or water soluble vitamins? Vitamins A, D, E and K are fat soluble. This means that a certain amount of fat is needed in the diet to help the body absorb these vitamins. Unused supplies can be stored in the body. The B group vitamins (consisting of vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, niacin, pantothenic acid, biotin and folic acid) and vitamin C are water soluble. They cannot be stored in the body so we need a daily supply of them from the diet. In animal nutrition, chlorine is usually also referred to as a B-complex vitamin.
 
Fat soluble vitamins include

 SourceFunctionsDeficiency

Suggested

daily intake

Vitamin A
Retinol
 

Vitamin A is necessary for normal growth and healthy skin, eyes, teeth, gums, hair and immune function

Potential: Common

 

Symptoms: Rough, dry skin, night blindness, blindness

500-1000 mcg RE (1)

Vitamin D3
Cholecalciferol
 

Needed for strong teeth and bones and for metabolism of calcium and phosphorus in the body.

Potential: Common

 

Symptoms: Rickets, bone deformities (primarily in children).

 8-15 mg TE (2)

Vitamin E
Tocopherol
 

Vitamin E is an essential antioxidant. Necessary for

the production function of red blood cells, and muscles and other tissues. Protects essential fatty acids.

Mixed tocopherols are found in soya beans and contain

d-alpha- tocopherol

(commonly known as vitamin E), beta-tocopherol,

gamma-tocopherol and delta-tocopherol,

hence the name 'mixed tocopherols'.

Many foods contain lipids, and when lipids oxidize, they give rise to a characteristic rancid smell and taste.

 

Oxidation of lipids can also decrease their nutritional quality and safety. It is therefore important to prevent or at least

slow down this oxidation process to ensure healthy food products with a long shelf life that taste and smell good.

 

Mixed tocopherols are strong antioxidants and are used in foods to slow down the oxidation of lipids.

Potential: Common

 

Contributed by: food processing, (destroid by heat

in cooking, poor diet (processed/fast foods), low

levels of selenium and high

intake of polyunsaturated fats.

 

Symptoms: Neurological disorders, dry skin, dull dry hair, rupturing of red blood cells, anemia, easy bruising,

PMS, hotflashes, eczema,

psoriasis, cataracts, benign prostaticv hyperplasia, poor wound healing, muscle weakness, sterility.

 5 mcg

Vitamin K1
Phyto-

menadione

 

Necessary for normal blood clotting and bone metabolism

Symptoms: Bleeding, clotting disorders, osteoporosis

 55-120 mcg

(1) RE = retinol equivalent
(2) TE = tocopherol equivalent

Recommendations for daily intake of vitamins vary from country to country. The above suggestions are for adults and are based on the recommendations by WHO/FAO, D.A.CH. and the US Food and Nutrition Board. For an overview and comparison of Current and Historical Dietary Intake of Vitamins and Minerals, please check the Dietary Reference Intake.

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