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VITAMINS AND MINERALS

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VITAMINS AND MINERALS

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VITAMINS AND MINERALS

  1. Vitamins

    • They are a group of organic nutrients needed in small amounts
    • Fat-soluble vitamins (KEDA)
      • They are hydrophobic compounds that are only acquired when there is normal fat absorption
      • Vitamin A (Retinol)
        • Functions
          • Cellular differentiation
            • Cancer
          • Vision
        • Deficiency
          • Night blindness
          • Xerophthalmia
            • pathological dryness of the conjunctiva and cornea
          • Keratinization of the cornea
        • Excess cause toxicity
          • Central Nervous System
            • Cephalgia
            • Nausea
            • Ataxia
            • Anorexia
          • Liver
            • Hepatomegaly
            • Hyperlipidemia
          • Calcium Homeostasis
            • Long bone thickening
            • Hypercalcemia
            • Soft tissue calcification
          • Skin
            • Dryness
            • Alopecia
        • Can originate from carotenes and cryptoxanthin
      • Vitamin K (Phylloquinone)
        • Functions
          • Coagulation protein synthesis
            • Blood coagulation
          • Bone synthesis
        • Deficiency
          • Hemorrhages
        • One part is synthesized by intestinal bacteria
        • Warfarin antagonist
      • Vitamin E (Tocopherol)
        • Functions
          • Antioxidant (Traps free radicals in the membrane )
            • This is the main fatt-soluble antioxidant in cell membranes
          • Membrane fluidity
        • Deficiency
          • Hemolytic anemia of the newborn
            • The baby's red blood cells are breaking down at a rapid rate (Weak membrane )
          • Neurological disorders
      • Vitamin D (Calcipherol)
        • Functions
          • Calcium and phosphate metabolism
            • Increases calcium absorption,
            • Mobilizes the bone mineral
            • Decreases calcium excretion
          • Cellular differentiation
            • Prevents some types of cancer
        • Deficiency
          • Rickets (young children)
            • Bone demineralization
          • Osteomalice (adults)
        • Excess cause toxicity (In diet)
          • Calcinosis
          • High blood pressure
        • It's a hormone that is synthesized in the skin
      • Can lead to deficiency syndromes
      • Insufficient diet
      • Diseases or conditions affecting digestion and absorption of fat-soluble vitamins
      • Steatorrhoea and disorders of the biliary system,
    • Water-soluble vitamins
      • Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid)
        • Deficiency
          • Scurvy
        • Function
          • Oxygen Radical Reducer
          • Colagen synthesis
      • Vitamin B
        • Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)
          • Deficiency
            • Syndrome beriberi
            • Heart failure
          • Function
            • Carbohydrates metabolism
        • Vitamin B2 (Rivoflavin)
          • Deficiency
            • Glossitis
            • Cheilosis
            • Seborrhea
          • Function
            • Participate in metabolism
        • Vitamin B3 (Niacin)
          • Deficiency (tryptophane)
            • Pellagra
          • It is not strictly a vitamin because it can be synthesized in the body
            • Function
              • Coenzime
          • Excess (nicotinic acid)
            • Vessel dilation
            • Irritation
            • Liver damage
        • Vitamin B12 (Cobalamins)
          • Deficiency (Pancreatic insufficiency or absorption failure)
            • Anemia Pernicious
            • Anemia Megaloblastic
            • Methylmalonic aciduria
              • Refers to an inherited group of conditions in which the body cannot break down certain parts of proteins and fats
          • Is synthesized from microorganisms
            • Must be supplement for strict vegans
          • Function
            • Metabolism
        • Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxal phosphate)
          • Function
            • Aminoacid and glycogen metabolism
            • Synthesis of neurotransmitters
          • Deficiency
            • Cancer
        • Vitamin B9 (folic acid)
          • Deficiency
            • Megaloblastic anemia
          • Function
            • Carbon recapture
          • Supplements of this vitamin reduce the risk of:
            • Neural tube defects
            • Cardiovascular diseases
              • Hiperhomocisteinemia
            • Spina bifida
          • Excess
            • Colorectal cancer
            • Diseases neurological
        • Vitamin B8 (Biotin or vitamin H)
          • Function
            • Coenzyme that transfers carbon dioxide
          • Deficiency
            • Rarely occurs
              • High consumption of raw egg white
              • Parenteral nutrition
          • Is synthesized by the intestinal flora
        • Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic acid)
          • Function
            • Metabolism of CoA
              • Citric acid cycle
              • Oxidation of fatty acids
              • Cholesterol synthesis
      • Work mainly as enzyme co-factors.
  2. Minerals

    • Iodine
      • Deficiency
        • Goitre
        • Cretinism
    • Iron
      • Anemia

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