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Vitamin A

 

Vitamin A is necessary for:

 Normal eyesight, body tissues, growth and bone formation 

& resistance to infections

 

 

 

SOURCES OF VITAMIN A:

 

  • Liver, fish liver oils, eggs
  • Orange vegetables like carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin
  • Dark-green leafy vegetables, like spinach, kai lan, kangkong,  di wang chai
  • Orange fruits like mango, cantaloupe, papaya, persimmon
  • Tomatoes, green beans

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Signs of Deficiency:

*Poor night vision or night blindness

*Loss of appetite

*Increased susceptibility to infections

*Changes in the skin and teeth


Vitamin B1

 

Vitamin B1 is necessary for:

 Normal functioning of all body cells, especially the nerves;

Helps the body break down carbohydrates, protein and fat for energy

 

 

 

SOURCES OF VITAMIN B1:

 

  • Oysters, brewer's yeast, organ meats, lean cuts of pork  
  • Dried beans and peas,green peas  
  • Oranges  
  • Wheat germ, breads and cereals whole grain, peanuts and peanut butter 

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Signs of Deficiency:

*Fatigue

*Loss of appetite

*Weight loss

*Gastrointestinal upsets

*Nausea and weakness

Signs of severe deficiency:

*Mental confusion

*Muscular weakness

*Paralysis of the extremities

*Heart problems

*Loss of reflexes  

 

Vitamin B2

 

Vitamin B2 is necessary for:

 Normal release of energy from carbohydrate, protein & fat in the food;

Normal growth and development; the production and regulation

of certain hormones;

 The formation of red blood cells

 

 

  SOURCES OF VITAMIN B2:

 

  • Dairy products, meat, poultry, fish
  • Enriched and fortified grains
  • Cereals and bakery products
  • Green vegetables such as broccoli, asparagus and spinach

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Signs of Deficiency:

*Soreness of the mouth, lips and tongue

*Burning itch in the eyes

*Loss of vision or sensitivity to light

Signs of severe deficiency:

*Inflammed eyes and skin

*Develop depression and/or hysteria

*Paralysis of the extremities

*Heart problems

*Loss of reflexes


Vitamin B3

 

Vitamin B3 is necessary for:

Aids the release of energy from carbohydrates;

 It aids in the breakdown of protein and fats, in the synthesis of

fats and certain hormones;

 Formation of red blood cells

 

 

  SOURCES OF VITAMIN B3:

 

  • Meat, poultry, fish, enriched cereals and grains, and nuts
  • Milk and eggs 
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Signs of Deficiency:

*Weakness or lethargy

*Loss of appetite

*Indigestion

*Skin inflammation

Signs of severe deficiency:

*Disease pellagra - Scaly skin, swollen tongue

*Tremors and damage to the central nervous system


Vitamin B6

 

Vitamin B6 is necessary for:

Helps body to build,  break down carbohydrates, fats, and proteins;

 P rocess  amino acids, is the building blocks of protein;

  A ids in the formation and maintenance of the nervous system
 

 

  SOURCES OF VITAMIN B6:

 

  • Chicken, fish, kidney, liver, pork, eggs
  • Unmilled rice, soybeans, oats, whole wheat products, peanuts, walnuts

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Signs of Deficiency:

*Depression

*Vomitting

*Increased susceptibility to diseases and infections

*Skin and nerves inflammation

*Anemia

*Nausea and lethargy


Vitamin B12

 

Vitamin B12 is necessary for:

Normal processing of carbohydrate, protein and fat;

  N ormal production of certain amino acids and fats;

Maintain the nervous system.


 

 

 

SOURCES OF VITAMIN B12:

 

  • Meat, poultry, fish, milk, dairy products and eggs
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Signs of Deficiency:

  *Anemia
*Neurological problems


Vitamin C

 

Vitamin C is necessary for:

Necessary for collagen formation;

Gives structure to bones, cartilage, muscles and blood vessels;

Contributes to the proper maintenance of capillaries, bones and teeth;

Promotes healing of wounds, bone fractures,

bruises, hemorrhages and bleeding gums


 

 

 

 

SOURCES OF VITAMIN C:

 

  • Citrus fruits and juices like oranges, papaya, honeydew, guava, pomelo
  • Broccoli, sweet peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes, snow peas, cauliflower  
  • Leafy greens such spinach, kai lan, chye sim, bok choy

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Signs of Deficiency:

 *I ncreased tendency to get black-and-blue marks, bleeding gums,

nose bleeds and wounds that heal slower

*Damage to blood vessels, swollen, tender joints and aching bones

*General weakness

*Loss of appetite and dry, scaly skin

*Scurvy is characterized by anemia, tooth loss and bleeding under the skin

 


Vitamin D

 

Vitamin D is necessary for:

Essential in the formation and maintenance of bones and teeth;

Aids in the maintenance of a healthy nerve and muscle system

 

 

 

 

SOURCES OF VITAMIN D:

 

  • Sunlight
  • Fortified milk and margarine, eggs and butter

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Signs of Deficiency:

 *C hanges in the bones of children and adults


Vitamin E

 

Vitamin E is necessary for:

Protects fats and vitamin A in the body from destruction

by destructive oxygen fragments;

Stabilizes cell membranes;

Protects tissues that are found throughout the body

 

 

 

SOURCES OF VITAMIN E:

 

  • Vegetable oils such as soyabean oil, corn oil 

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Signs of Deficiency:

 *Anemia in infants

*Nerve damage in adults


Vitamin K

 

Vitamin K is necessary for:

Regulate blood clotting

 

 

 

SOURCES OF VITAMIN K:

 

  • Sunlight 
  • Fortified milk and margarine, eggs and butter 
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Signs of Deficiency:

 *Abnormal blood clotting


With our busy lifestyles, it is often very hard to keep track

of our vitamins intake to maintain a healthy diet.

This page might aid you in remembering the importance of

vitamins - the simpler way.







 

 

  

 

 

 

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