Clinical Nutrition Pharmacology (8) Vitamin A (retinol) physiology, therapeutic use, dosing in infants, children, adults

NEW VIDEO posted above discusses the CLINICAL NUTRITION PHARMACOLOGY of Vitamin A, retinol

What is the PHARMACOLOGY of Vitamin A?,

and what is the therapeutic use and dosing in 1) infants, 2) children, and 3) adults?

Previous installments in this series on “CLINICAL NUTRITION PHARMACOLOGY (ClinNutrPharmacol) Classes that You Never Received: Introduction to Vitamins, Metabolism, Laboratory Assessment of Nutritional Status, and Therapeutic Interventions by DrV” include the following:

1. Intro to Vitamin B1, thiamine

2. Intro to Vitamin B2, riboflavin

3. Intro to Vitamin B6, pyridoxine

4. Intro to Iron, iron deficiency, iron overload

5. Fatty acids and combination fatty acid therapy (CFAT)

6. Risk management, patient assessment, laboratory interpretation for six (6) components of the antiviral nutrition protocol

7. Index of videos on vitamin B12, cobalamin

previous posts in this series

This series on Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) was a stepwise progression starting with biochemistry and progressing to radical clinical implications based on “metabolic detoxification” and cancer progression (with deficiency) or prevention (with sufficiency). You will notice the conversation getting more advanced as it progressed.

B12 Pharmcol—PART 1

B12 Pharmcol—PART 2

B12 Pharmcol—PART 3

B12 Pharmcol—PART 4

B12 Pharmcol—PART 5

B12 Pharmcol—PART 6

B12 Pharmcol—PART 7

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