Vitamin D: Vitamin D is an indispensable and important vitamin for children, pregnant women, nursing mothers and the elderly. Adults who lack vitamin d will suffer from osteomalacia; When children are lacking, rickets will occur. However, vitamin D is not widely found in nature, while provitamin D (vitamin D3) exists in many foods, the most abundant of which is in the liver of fish. Generally, the daily intake during pregnancy is 10 microgram.
The following foods all contain vitamin D, among which cod liver oil has the highest content:
fish liver oil
Cream (fat content 31.3%)
Canned salmon and red trout
Eggs (fried, boiled, poached)
Canned tuna
Milk (fat content1%~ 3.7%)
Cream (fat content 37.6%)
Roasted lamb liver
Skim milk (canned)
Fried beef liver
Stewed chicken liver
Fresh broken liver luncheon meat
Fried pork liver with margarine