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Перевод: vitamin

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витамин

Тезаурус:

1. Vitamin D (important in helping the assimilation of calcium, as a protection against osteoporosis, and for teeth): oily fish (herrings, kippers, mackerel, sardines), margarine, butter, eggs, fish roe and liver.
2. Margarine has vitamin A added, but this fat will not supply the protein available in the animal sources of vitamin A, or the vitamin C and fibre found in the fruit and vegetable sources of vitamin A. Vitamin B There are a number of B vitamins.
3. The outcome of this dietetic juggling was that although astaxanthin and vitamin A acid were ineffective, the other three compounds were almost 100 per cent successful at enabling diapause induction.
4. A deficiency in vitamin B12 may take many years to show, but it can prove fatal.
5. In the laboratory, this occurs if there is a shortage of the vitamin biotin, or of other nutrients.
6. Many people take vitamin C supplements at the beginning of a cold or flu, but excessive amounts can cause kidney stones, diarrhoea and dyspepsia.
7. Since then I had had a healing, been taking massive doses of vitamin C, regular doses of vitamin A and B and supplements of zinc and selenium, eating my "stay-well" diet and doing my visualization.
8. FADS for vitamin supplements have been overtaken by a vogue for minerals and trace elements.
9. People from Asian communities, particularly, need to be sure they are having enough vitamin D.
10. "Don't eat polar bear liver,"" Doone read in amazement, ""it stores enough vitamin A to kill humans.""
11. Yellow-green fruit and vegetables such as carrots, apricots and water melon, broccoli and other leafy greens, are rich in beta-carotene, which is converted to vitamin A by the body.
12. Observations on microbes appeared "further to relate folic acid with nucleic acid metabolism and to emphasize the probability of a role for this vitamin in cellular proliferation."
13. Low levels of vitamin C and another nutrient, beta-carotene, have been linked with abnormal smear tests, Dr Vishwa Singh, an American clinical nutritionist from New Jersey, said.