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TexasBushwhacker

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12. Most vitamins are water soluble
Sat Mar 29, 2025, 01:58 PM
Mar 29

and any extra you take isn't stored in your body. It's just excreted in your urine. Vitamin A is fat soluble and any extra you consume is stored in your liver. That's why it can build up to toxic liver. The livers of polar bears and bearded seals are so high in vitamin A that you can die from eating too much of them. The Inuit will eat most of the parts of animals they hunt, but they not to eat the liver of these animals.

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