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What is vitamin a found in--like what foods?
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Retinols: The common food sources of preformed vitamin a (retinols) are kidney, liver, egg yolk, and butter. Provitamin a, or beta-carotene, is found primarily in green, leafy vegetables.
Answered 11/4/2012
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