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VitaminsµgKey Nutrient

Foods Rich in Vitamin A (RAE)

Fat-soluble vitamin essential for vision (especially night vision), immune function, and skin health. Available as retinol (animal sources) and beta-carotene (plant sources).

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✓ Key Benefits

  • Maintains healthy vision
  • Supports immune system
  • Promotes skin health
  • Essential for growth

Deficiency Signs

  • Night blindness
  • Increased infection risk
  • Dry eyes
  • Delayed growth in children
Higher needs:Young children · Pregnant women · People with fat malabsorption

Daily Requirement (RDA)

1000
µg/day
Adult Male
840
µg/day
Adult Female
600
µg/day
Child (4–9 yrs)

Source: ICMR 2020

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Top 30 Foods Rich in Vitamin A (RAE)

Ranked by µg per 100g edible portion. Filter by food origin or dietary preference.

IFCT 2017 · INDB · USDA FoodData Central · per 100g edible portion% DV based on ICMR 2020 RDA
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much Vitamin A (RAE) do I need daily?
The recommended daily allowance (RDA) for Vitamin A (RAE) is 1000µg/day for adult men and 840µg/day for adult women, based on ICMR 2020 guidelines for India.
What does Vitamin A (RAE) do for the body?
Maintains healthy vision. Supports immune system. Promotes skin health. Essential for growth.
What happens if I don't get enough Vitamin A (RAE)?
Vitamin A (RAE) deficiency can lead to: Night blindness, Increased infection risk, Dry eyes, Delayed growth in children. Adequate intake through diet or supplementation is recommended.
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