Synthetic Vitamin A
Synthetic vitamin A interferes with vitamin D and vitamin K2 metabolism. Synthetic vitamin A accumulates as unconverted compound in the liver and fat cells, becoming toxic over time. Synthetic vitamin A consumed during pregnancy causes bir…
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Synthetic vitamin A interferes with vitamin D and vitamin K2 metabolism. Synthetic vitamin A accumulates as unconverted compound in the liver and fat cells, becoming toxic over time. Synthetic vitamin A consumed during pregnancy causes birth defects. Synthetic vitamin A applied topically is carcinogenic when exposed to UV radiation. Egg yolks, liver, and cod liver provide preformed, active vitamin A that the body handles correctly.