H3: Vitamin A Deficiency in Vegan Diets
Vitamin A is essential but can be low in vegan diets. H4: Lack of Animal Sources
• Vitamin A from animal sources is preformed and readily available
• Vegan diets rely on beta-carotene, which is less efficient
H4: Poor Conversion Efficiency
• Beta-carotene needs to be converted to vitamin A
• Include high-beta-carotene foods like sweet potatoes and carrots
H4: Need for Variety
• Eating a variety of colorful vegetables supports vitamin A intake
Ensuring a diverse diet can help meet vitamin A needs.
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