Hypervitaminosis

Hypervitaminosis is an abnormal clinical condition developed due to intake of excessive amounts (self-prescribed, usually from supplements) of one or more vitamins, especially over a long period results in toxic effects. Serious effects may result from overdoses of fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, or K, but adverse reactions are less common with the water-soluble B and C vitamins. In fat soluble vitamins it is more common with the vitamin A, vitamin D in comparison to vitamin E and k. Vitamins & Minerals is the best peer-reviewed journals in related to nutrition scope journals from OMICS International publishing group. Articles published in this peer-reviewed journal have a rapid peer review process and are reviewed by at least two reviewers form the related expertise fields. Two comments like major and minor is followed for quality of the articles and final decision rests on the editor for the respective articles from editorial board of the journal. Vitamins & Minerals peer review journals covers the broader scopes stressing on the topics of hypervitaminosis, hypovitaminosis D, multivitamins, fat soluble vitamins, water soluble vitamins including but not limited to the above discussed fields. OMICS Group is one of the best international publishers with 700+ peer-reviewed journals along with eminent scientists in its Editorial Board and expert reviewers to carry rigorous peer-review process. The peer review process is highly appreciated by researchers globally. In addition to peer review open-access publishing, OMICS also provides E-books, Scholar Central and more than 3000+ International Scientific Conferences under its umbrella.

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Last date updated on September, 2024