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PilotLPTM [1.2K]
3 years ago
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Qué consecuencias tendría para los consumidores no restituir esas vitaminas en las leches descremadas

Biology
1 answer:
sesenic [268]3 years ago
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Answer:

No se producen consecuencias si las vitaminas se toman en el rango normal.

Explicación:

La caída del cabello, el malestar gastrointestinal, la fatiga y el daño leve a los nervios son algunas de las consecuencias que se pueden obtener si se toma demasiado selenio. Las vitaminas son esenciales para la salud porque nuestro cuerpo las necesita para crecer y desarrollarse. Si estas vitaminas se usan en un rango normal, causan un buen efecto en el cuerpo, pero si tomamos demasiadas vitaminas, causa toxicidad y conduce a una serie de enfermedades. Entonces, si la concentración de vitaminas está en un rango normal en la leche desnatada, tiene un buen efecto en nuestra salud, de lo contrario, causa un problema.

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