Vitamin A toxicity

Although vitamin A deficiency are rare, you can consume too much vitamin A. The hyper vitamin A (vitamin A or abuse) indicates an excessive storage of vitamin A in the body. The presence of excess vitamin A can cause the following effects:

* Congenital diseases,
* Abnormal liver
* Reduction of bone density (which can lead to osteoporosis),
* Loss hair
* Bone growth disorderly
* Excessive skin dryness or peeling,
* Central nervous system disorders.

Severe toxicity of vitamin A may occur after drinking large quantities of this nutrient (especially after fees) over a very short period of time. Symptoms of severe toxicity of vitamin A are:

* Loss of appetite,
* Irritability
* Exhaustion,
* Nausea and vomiting
* Dry, brittle nails,
* Migraines,
* Dizziness,
* Blurred vision,
* Depression
* Schizophrenia,
* Anemia.