The Mangrove forests of Suriname have a height of 20â25 m and are found mainly in the coastal area. There are six types of mangroves, namely two types of parwa or black mangroves, three types of red mangroves (mangro) and a small mangrove species (white mangrove, akira or tjila).
Taking multivitamins can be harmful in certain instances. An example would be a child taking adult dose multivitamins. Additionally some vitamins include iron, which can also be harmful in children. Eating too many vitamins can lead to problems associated with the specific vitamin toxicity.
Vitamins come in two forms: water-soluble and fat-soluble. The water-soluble vitamins are vitamin C and the B-complex vitamins. If you take in more than your body can use of these, they end up passing through you as expensive urine. Vitamins A, D, E and K, on the other hand, require fat to dissolve. Your body stores these vitamins, and if you take too much, the amount in your body can build to a harmful level. Tolerable Upper Intake Levels The highest amount of a vitamin you can safely take per day is known as the tolerable upper intake level, or UL.