Betacarotene

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Beta- carotene or beta-carotene is a vegetable pigment, more precisely a carotenoid, with a very bright color such as red, orange or yellow, which is used by our body for the production of vitamin A.

Its main benefits include:

  • its antioxidant function to reduce free radicals present in the body;
  • its intake of vitamin A, which has a positive effect on the skin and sight;
  • and it is also an excellent ally for adequate bone growth, especially during the first years of life.

Betacarotene

Being a vegetable pigment (or dye), it is possible to find beta-carotene:

  • in all those foods to which it provides the typical yellow or orange color, such as carrots, pumpkins, peppers, potatoes
  • and also in fruit such as peaches or apricots.

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