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Can the high content of Vitamin A in Spirulina cause toxic problems ?

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Can the high content of Vitamin A in Spirulina cause toxic problems ?

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There is “Performed” vitamin A from animal sources, such as liver. This form of vitamin A is sometimes associated with toxicity and overdose, because it is fat-soluble and therefore is not readily excreted by the human body. “Proformed” vitamin A, or Pro-vitamin A, from carotenoids such as Beta-carotene, Lutein, Cryptoxanthine and others found in Spirulina or other vegetables are converted to vitamin A only as required by the body, thus avoiding and minimizing the dangers of toxicity.

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