Seeking Health Vitamin A drops – 30ml

Vitamin A Drops is an effective formula containing 1,500 mcg RAE (5,000 IU) of vitamin A per single droplet.

If you can relate to one or more of the following statements, then Vitamin A Drops may be helpful for you, or your kid, in supporting a healthy immune system, eyes, skin and throat.^†

Vitamin A Drops contain an effective amount of vitamin A. Unlike beta-carotene, retinyl palmitate is a biologically active form that can be used directly by your body. This form also bypasses common genetic variations in the BCO1 gene, which may affect a large portion of the population.^†

Many vitamin A supplements contain unfavorable ingredients such as soy, rancid fish oils, rancid fatty acids and low quality liver oils. Many contain only beta-carotene. This carotenoid requires multiple biochemical, and enzymatic, conversions before becoming the bioactive form of retinol.

Here at Seeking Health, we understand the importance of a pure form vitamin A. Our Vitamin A Drops provide you with high-quality retinol in a micellized form that your body can efficiently absorb and utilize.^†

Vitamin A Drops support healthy:^†

• Overall immune health
• Antioxidant function
• Skin & mucous membranes
• Eye health, including tear production, and night vision
• Dental health, including normal saliva production
• Fertility (female & male)
• Normal growth and development
• Wound healing

Side effects of vitamin A deficiency can include:

• Night blindness
• Dry skin or flaky skin
• Acne
• Dry eyes
• Infertility
• Immune issues
• Poor wound healing
• Birth defects
• Fetal heart disease or abnormality

A deficiency of this fat-soluble vitamin can occur for several reasons. You can have a variation in your BC01 gene, which converts the inactive form of vitamin A from fruits and vegetables called beta-carotene to the active form that your body can use, retinyl palmitate. This active form of vitamin A is only found in animal food sources and dairy products. For example, concentrated natural omega-3 fish oil or liver oil are great sources of retinyl palmitate.

Individuals who eat a plant-based diet often exhibit lower levels of this active form of vitamin A. Bright orange fruits, like cantaloupe, and vegetables, like sweet potatoes, contain the carotenoid beta-carotene, an inactive or “pre-” vitamin form of vitamin A. Unfortunately, the conversion of this type of pre-vitamin to the actual vitamin A is not very efficient. This is why vitamin A supplements are often important for vegetarians, and particularly vegans. They are typically more prone to being below the recommended dietary allowance (RDA).^†

Zinc deficiency is another cause for low levels of vitamin A in the blood. Zinc is required to help transport vitamin A throughout the body, but a zinc deficiency means that less vitamin A stores in the liver are moved to the body’s tissues.

Seeking Health’s Vitamin A Drops can be taken by anyone wishing to optimize their vitamin A intake or requiring vitamin A supplementation, especially those who have trouble swallowing traditional pills or capsules.^†

As a fat-soluble nutrient, vitamin A is more difficult to absorb than water-soluble vitamins. Seeking Health’s Vitamin A Drops deliver 1,500 mcg RAE (5,000 IU) of vitamin A in a micellized liquid, making this fat-soluble nutrient better absorbed.^†