Vitamin A can be found many
fruits, vegetable, whole milk, eggs, butter, fortified margarine, meat
and oily saltwater fish. It is used for skin problems like acne, eczema, psoriasis, cold sores, wounds , sunburn, kerastosis, follicularis, skin scaling, planus pigmentosus and pityriasisrubra Pilaris.
It is also used on the skin to improve wound healing, reduce wrinkles, and
to protect the skin against UV radiation. vitamin A in required of the proper
development and functioning, our eyes, good skin, immune system and many parts of our body .
Vitamin A rich
food
Green leafy
vegetables
Veggies like spinach, broccoli, kale, and so
on are all great sources of vitamin A. A good way to eat them is by making a
healthy broth of all of these together and drinking it in the sunrise. This can
be your power drink of the day to energise you and also keep you fit. It works
for your skin and hair also.
Carrots
You must have heard your family asking you to eat carrots
for your eyes. This is because even a single, small carrot has enough vitamin A
to fulfil your daily eating. They are one of the best sources to get vitamin A.
Eat them raw or add to a salad or make vegetable juice but eat at least one
every day.
Pumpkin
A 100g serving of pumpkin can give you 170% of your daily
vitamin A eating. It contains alpha-carotene and beta-carotene which are forms
of vitamin A. These not only boost immunity but also help in skin cell renewal
keeping signs of ageing at bay.
Sweet
potato
Dried
apricots
Compared to the foods mentioned above, dried apricots have
smaller amounts of vitamin A content. Nevertheless, they are a considerably
rich source. They also have carotenoids and antioxidants and a handful of these
give about 50% of daily vitamin A necessity.

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