Vitamin-mineral safety, toxicity, and misuse /

Vitamin-mineral safety, toxicity, and misuse /

Abstract: Safe and toxic levels of vitamin and mineral ingestion are discussed. Except for vitamins A and D, vitamins are less toxic than trace elements, and, in general, there is a wide tolerance between the levels of efficacy and toxicity. Vitamin E, for example, appears to be well tolerated at hi...

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Corporate Authors: National Nutrition Consortium Committee on Safety, Toxicity, and Misuse of Vitamins and Trace Minerals, American Dietetic Association
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Chicago : American Dietetic Association, 1978
Subjects:
Vitamin therapy
Vitamins in human nutrition
Nutritional Physiological Phenomena
Trace Elements
Vitamins

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Call Number: QU 160.3 N277v 1978

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