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Vitamin A For Skin Care

Vitamin A has a lot of benefits that come with it and one of those is skin care. It can help with clearing acne and stretch marks plus eczema.

Benefits With Vitamin A Include But Not Limited To:

- menstruation
- eczema
- urinary tract
- healing wounds
- sinusitis
- heart problems

Vitamin A is also included in a lot of moisture creams because of how it helps the skin. Eyes can also benefit from using Vitamin A. 

There are also a lot of food items that have vitamin A in it such as: spinach, liver, potatoes, dark leafy greens, eggs, asparagus, peas, and lots more. People that are on medications might be encouraged to eat the food that comes with Vitamin A instead of taking the herbal supplement or cream.

Patients who take vitamin A should only take it in a form of beta carotene because people might overdose in Vitamin A.

2. Skin Benefits From Vitamin B

Vitamin B can help the skin by giving it a clear clean look. It can also keep the skin by keeping a youthful look. When people have a vitamin B deficiency it can create a lot of problems, including dry skin.

Vitamin B Deficiency symptoms:

- Lips are scaly
- Greasy skin
- poor growth of hair
- dry skin
- irritation
- redness
- premature wrinkles
- premature gray hair

Side Effects And Some Of The Risk Factors With Vitamin B Include But Not Limited To:

- Vomiting
- Fatigue
- Nausea
- depression
- hypersensitivity
- insomnia
- low adrenals
- low blood pressure
- high uric acid
- joint pains
- Edema

People that have a lot of stress, take steroids, drugs, medications, have heart disease problems, autistic, high fat, and teens have a high chance of having a vitamin B deficiency. However, patients that are on medications for heart disease or autistic patients should consult the doctor before taking Vitamin B on a regular basics.

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