1. By:
• Yasra Shams
• Zahida Parvez
• Zainab Zaman
• Saba Mumtaz
Vitamin D
(Cholecalciferol)
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3. Vitamin D (Cholecalciferol)
Functions:
Formation of bones and teeth
Helps to absorb minerals calcium and
phosphorous in intestine
lack of vitamin D can lead to bone deformities
such as rickets in children
5. Requirements:
Vitamin D is required in adulthood for
maintaining BMD.(bone minerals density)
to reduce the risk for many types of cancer.
promotes calcium absorption in the gut and
maintains adequate serum calcium and
phosphate concentrations.
for bone growth and bone remodeling by
osteoblasts and osteoclasts.
for mineralizing the skeleton.
vitamin D also helps protect older adults from
osteoporosis.
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7. Vitamin D is also
responsible for allowing
the body to absorb calcium
through the small
intestines.
It is involved in allowing
the body to properly
absorb and utilize the
mineral calcium.
for allowing the body to
absorb calcium through
the small intestines.
8. Stability in food preparation:
It is unaffected by normal cooking
temperatures and processes and
does not dissolve in water.
9. Deficiency:
It causes retarted growth in children.
Causes osteomalacia in adults which shows signs
of diffuse body pains.
Rickets in children in which bones become weak
especially in legs
It’s symptoms include
dental deformities,
muscle cramps and
tingling.
10. Vitamin E (Tocopherol)
Functions:
Vitamin E is an antioxidant that protects
polyunsaturated fatty acids from damage by free
radicals, especially in cell membrane.
The body also needs vitamin E to help keep the
immune system strong against viruses and
bacteria.
It reduces the risk of
atherosclerosis.
It may also discourage development
of some type of cancer.
12. Deficiency:
Deficiency of vitamin E is rare, but it shows
signs of muscle tissue damage and swelling
of adipose tissue.
Symptoms of increased breakdown of red
blood vessels cells that can cause anemia.
may also lead to vision problems.
It can muscle weakness.