Vitamin E

As an antioxidant vitamin E plays major roles in our health:

• Prevention of cancer
• Prevention of cardiovascular disease
• Improving blood circulation and necessary for tissue repair
• Treatment of premenstrual syndrome and fibrocystic disease of the breast
• Promotion of normal blood clotting and healing
• Reducing scarring from wounds
• Reducing blood pressure
• Helping preventing cataract
• Improving athletic performance
• Relaxation of leg cramps
• Enhance sperm production
• Maintaining healthy nerves and muscles
• Strengthening capillary walls
• Promote healthy skin and hair
• Helping prevent anemia and retrolental fibroplasias
• May help slow progression of alzheimer¡¯s disease
• Inhibiting oxidation of lipids and formation of radicals
• Protect other fat-soluble vitamins from destruction by oxygen
• Help utilizing vitamin A
• Slowing down aging process and preventing age spots

Major Deficiency Syndromes:

• Damage of red blood cells
• Destruction of nerves
• Infertility of both sexes
• Menstrual disorders
• Neuromuscular disorders shortened red blood cell lifespan
• Spontaneous abortion (miscarriage)
• Uterine degeneration
• Bowel cancer
• Breast cancer
• Heart disease

Upper Safety Level: 1200 international units daily