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VITAMIN E

Why is it Needed?

      • Slows rate of oxidation destruction of biological membranes
      • Prevents oxidation of LDL Cholesterol

Daily Recommendation:

  • Men and Women 15 MG Per Day

What Happens When it is Deficient?

  • Reported only with genetic defects

Food Sources:

      • Nuts & Seeds
      • Liver
      • Vegetable Oil
      • Yellow - Green Vegetables
      • Eggs
      • Whole Grain Foods

Toxic Effects and Recommended Upper Intake Level:

  • Few side effects following supplemental doses below 2100 MG
  • Bleeding produced experimentally raises concerns

UL is 1000 MG Per Day of Alphatocopherol

What Should I Take Daily?:

  • 100 - 400 MG Per Day

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