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3 years ago

what is the deficiency disease for vitamins A, b1, c, and d and also for minerals, iron, and calcium

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Tresset [83]3 years ago

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Vitamin A (fat absorption/liver disorder): Dry skin (i.e. eczema)
Vitamine B1 (thiamine deficiency): Beriberi (wet or dry)..wet affect heart/circulatory system, dry can cause heart failure
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid): anemia, gum disease, skin problems, and scurvy
Vitamin D (calcium): bone loss/density; i.e. Rickets where bones become soft and bendable

Mineral dificiency (when your body does not absord or obtain the required amount of intake)

Iron (important for hemoglobin); low iron can cause anemia (causes you to feel weak or tired)
calcium (important for strong bones/teeth, supports proper function for blood vessels, muscles, nerves, and hormones); Calcium deficiency disease is osteopenia (left untreated it leads to osteoporosis--usually in older adults)

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