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Vitamin E protects the proteins, blood cells, nervous system, retina and muscles. Vitamin E appearance It is a soluble vitamin and has 8 different biochemical forms. It can be obtained using chemical artificial methods, but it is better assimilated from natural sources. Recommendations: The daily recommended dose of vitamin E varies directly with age, sex and general state of health:
Side effects of vitamin E Usually large doses of Vitamin E inhibit the absorption of Vitamin A. You can also feel tired, with sickly feelings and sometimes diarrhoea. These large quantities of Vitamin E could cause nose bleeding especially when it is administrated with anticoagulant drugs. Lack of Vitamin E The deficiency of Vitamin E is very rare and it appears in special conditions: premature baby, Chron’s disease (digestive problems) or metabolic problems. Vitamin E sources
The best sources for Vitamin E are vegetable fats and oils: wheat grains, sweet potatoes, avocado, walnuts, sunflower, soybean. Small amounts of Vitamin E can be found in eggs and green vegetables.
The benefits of vitamin E Vitamin E accelerates the cure of burnings, or skin problems. It prevents and slows the appearance of:
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