Vitamin A was discovered in 1913 by American researchers Elmer McCollum and Marguerite Davis.
nutritional information:
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Vitamin A is a powerful antioxidant.
Seniors should have 5,000 IU of Vitamin A a day for to protect cellular health.
vitamin A-rich foods
external skin care:
External skin care: Beta carotenes (found in orange fruits and vegetables, such as melons, carrots, and pumpkins) are an anti-oxidant and help reduce skin daamagae caused by exposure to the sun and pollutants.
External skin care: Vitamin A in Great Skin Firming Night Cream: Works by increasing your skins vitality and sealing in moisture. With collagen to restore elasticity and Vitamin E for healing. Deeply penetrates to prevent excess dryness. With sesame oil, olive oil, apricot kernel oil, jojoba oil, avocado oil, squalene, kakui nut oil, aloe vera, Vitamin E, lemon balm, comfrey, sage, marigold, marsh mallow, teaberry, jasmine, cucumber, Vitamin A, and Vitmin D. Firming night cream is a heavy moisturizer that deeply penetrates the skin and will prevent excess dryness. This therapeutic vitamin and moisturizing treatment increases the skins vitality and seals in the moisture, augmenting skins resilience. Contains collagen which restores elasticity, and vitamin E which helps in healing the skin. Nourishes the skin as it firms. Apply before bedtime after cleansing and toning. Great Skin Firming Night Cream
External skin care: Beta-carotene in Rhonda Allison Pumpkin Cleanser: Natural, all-purpose cleanser that removes surface residue and protects against free radical damage. The unique benefits of pumpkin are high Vitamin A content and beta carotene, two powerful antioxidants. Gentle enough for ultra sensitive skin, but deep cleaning for normal to oily skin. Rhonda Allison Pumpkin Cleanser
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