May Support Healthy Organ Function

Almost every organ in your body benefits from vitamin A. It promotes the development of the cells and tissues vital for the health of organs including your heart, lungs, and kidneys.

Early vitamin A insufficiency during preconception or pregnancy may cause gene expression to be changed, which may have an effect on the baby's heart. The formation of a healthy heart in utero requires a set of genes that are dependent on vitamin A, according to studies. A deficiency in vitamin A increases the likelihood that the heart may grow improperly. Additionally essential for maintaining healthy lungs, low levels raise the risk of respiratory diseases and even lung-related disorders like asthma.