Question

. Which of the following describes why consuming large amounts of vitamin A is more dangerous than

consuming large amounts of vitamin C?
A. Vitamin C serves no real purpose in the body.
B. Vitamin A is more likely to be stored in the blood.
C. Unused vitamin A is stored in the fat cells of the body; therefore, it builds up over time.
D. Vitamin A is harsher on the stomach than vitamin C.

Answer 1

The correct answer for this one is this: "C. Unused vitamin A is stored in the fat cells of the body; therefore, it builds up over time." Consuming large amounts of vitamin A is more dangerous than consuming large amounts of vitamin C because unused vitamin A is stored in the fat cells of the body; therefore, it builds up over time.