Although a low-fat diet has many merits, eating too little fat can impact the intake, absorption, and synthesis of fat-soluble nutrients, including: Vitamin A: Essential for immune function, skin health, cellular health, and vision RDA: 900 mcg for men, 700 mcg for women Liver, sweet potato, spinach, carrots, mangoes, peppers Found in: Vitamin D: Critical for hormonal function, immunity, cardiovascular function, bone density, cancer prevention, healthy aging, blood sugar balance, and more 600 IU for all genders, though your doctor may recommend more based on blood work RDA: Found in: Fatty fish, beef liver, egg yolks, fortified dairy products
This is because it can help repair free radical damage, which causes many age related diseases
Obesity is treated as a chronic condition, and your provider can help you plan a long-term strategy
Managing stress supports your overall weight loss efforts
This is also more common for hydroxocobalamin, a form that is used less commonly in veterinary medicine