A is for...Metabolism? | Episode 38

from vlmd rounds · host Vyvyane Loh, MD

Send us Fan MailVitamin A metabolites or retinoids are usually thought of as important for the skin and the eye, but metabolism? How do we get Vitamin A in our diet? Is beta-carotene the same as Vitamin A? (NO, but it's important to know why). How does Vitamin A affect fat tissue? Does Vitamin A have an impact on insulin resistance? Check out this episode for the details.For more information, visit www.VyvyaneLohMD.com

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