Suppresses absorption of Vitamin A. This medication is commonly used for Stomach Acid
Vitamin A plays a vital role in maintaining a healthy gut lining, which is crucial for overall stomach health. This is why some research has explored its potential use alongside other medications for treating ulcers. Research suggests vitamin A supplementation may be effective specifically for treating ulcers alongside H2 blockers.
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Retinyl Palmitate — 750 mcg
Vitamin A depletion impairs regeneration of rhodopsin in the retina and maintenance of ocular surface epithelium, causing night blindness, dry conjunctiva, Bitot spots and, in severe cases, corneal ulceration and blindness.
Vitamin A (Beta Carotene -25% ; Retinyl Palmitate-75%) by Solaray — 7500 mcg