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The Vitamin A-Zinc Detective Strategy
Author: Anonymous Created: Jan 29, 2018
Vitamin A (retinol) has specific maintenance roles that include vision, bone growth, skin, and mucosal integrity. Inadequate vitamin A levels are associated with increased respiratory infections, skin conditions, and infertility. Read more
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