Certain animal livers, like polar bear liver, contain extremely high concentrations of vitamin A. Consuming them can lead to acute vitamin A toxicity, causing nausea, headache, dizziness, and liver damage. Other animal livers (Mule deer, Buffalo, Ostrich) have much lower levels and are generally safe.
The cause of short-term or acute vitamin A poisoning is due to?
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