Categories: Nutrition

Symptoms: Poor Diet

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin that is an antioxidant, helping to preserve fats and oils from becoming rancid. It is the most common vitamin found in nature and is lacking in processed foods.

This vitamin helps to increase the fluidity of the blood and is necessary for structural and functional maintenance of the skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle membranes. It also helps maintain vitamin A and increase its storage in the body, and does the same for iron.

This vitamin exists in several chemical forms, the most active being d-alpha tocopherol. The “dl” form is synthetic, and is not sold by Herb Almanac. Rather, vegetable sources are used which contain other naturally occurring tocopherols (d-beta, d-gamma, d-alpha) to ensure full potency of the entire vitamin E complex.

Each hermetically sealed capsule of vitamin E is in a base of cold-pressed soybean oil. Take one capsule (100 IU) daily with a meal.

SynerPro Vitamin E with Selenium
The antioxidants selenium and vitamin E work codependently in the body to help destroy free-radicals. Emerging research suggests that it may not be possible to obtain optimum vitamin E levels through diet alone. These nutrients are often lacking in the modern diet due to food processing and high-tech farming methods. Further, mineral content of soil naturally varies in different parts of the country, making it difficult to be sure you're getting the necessary dietary intake of vitamins and minerals.

You can make sure you're receiving enough of these two antioxidants with SynerPro Vitamin E with Selenium. Each capsule provides 400 IU vitamin E and 25 mcg selenium. Take one capsule twice daily with a meal.

Vitamin E is also available in the following combination packages:

• Super Antioxidant
• GreenZone
• Metabomax

Vitamin E with Selenium is also available in the following combination package:

• SynerPro Antioxidant Arsenal (with Grapine)

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