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What is Vitamin E for? - A Quick Reference Guide

Topic: Dietary SupplementsBy Michael TibusPublished Recently added

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There are so many underlying factors that surround us and threaten our health. Thankfully, there are natural supplements that are available to help cleanse our body of any impurities. One such vitamin that is very effective and needed on a daily basis is vitami E. What is vitami E for? What can it remedy? The following list will prove to be a very useful reference guide. Air Pollution A number of reports and studies have shown that vitami E is very effective in counteracting the effects of air pollution. This is not new information, however. Studies do go back to 1970 to prove this. For example, a journal called the Chemical and Engineering News of June 29, 1970, said: “Vitamins appear to play a much more vital role in safeguarding lungs from the ravages of air pollutants than has been generally realized.” Additionally, it was pointed out that vitamins A and E “help maintain lung health—vitami E may protect vitami A from destruction by air pollutants, while A directs formation of healthy cells in the lining of the lung.” Some researchers believe that vitami E may prevent respiratory diseases caused by air pollution. A nutrition and food technology manager named Dr. D. B. Menzel, said: “Laboratory tests on rats show that those enriched with vitami E live twice as long as rats (deprived of vitamin e), in an atmosphere which simulates smog concentrations like those found over Los Angeles or Tokyo on a bad day.” So by incorporating vitami E in your diet, it aids in the cleansing process against pollutants that we breathe in on a daily basis. Sufferers of Multiple Sclerosis For the most part nutritionists generally believe from their research that vitami E can help a patient with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Notice what Nutritionist Adelle Davis reports in her book Let’s Get Well: “When patients suffering from MS have been given vitamins E, B6, and other B vitamins, the illness has been arrested; even advanced cases improved in walking and had better bladder control and fewer arm and leg spasms. The calcification of soft tissues has been prevented with vitami E. It seems to me that all of these nutrients should be emphasized in the diet of any individual suffering from this disease.” Also, nutritionist Catharyn Elwood documented the work of Doctor J. E. Crane’s study back in 1950 in regards to the supplementation of vitami E on patients with MS. She stated: “he has had wonderful success with vitami E treatment of MS. Of 24 severe cases, 18 ‘improved markedly.’” Research has proven that vitami E is very useful in the treatment of MS. Menopause Physicians that specialize in nutritional medicine recommend various remedies to reduce hot flashes, one of which is vitami E. Vaginal dryness can also be remedied by the application of vitami E oil.* Supplementation for Athletes Several years ago the Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences – Nutrition Institute, performed an experiment for three weeks on 34 cyclists and 37 skiers ranging from the ages of 18 to 25. They found that the level of vitami E fell during the training period, but among those receiving supplementary vitami E, the level remained normal. It was noted that their performance capacity was improved in comparison with the control group that did not receive supplementary vitami E. Fulfill Your Daily Requirement It is very hard to keep tract of what foods exactly have vitami E. There is a vitamin called the Vitamin and Mineral Supplement by Immunotec (the upper right hand corner of this webpage - click to purchase) that fulfills the daily requirement of vitami E. It also includes Vitamins, A, C, and D, Zinc, Selenium, Copper, Manganese, Inositol, Chlorella (the most important trace element), Chromium, and Choline. It is the complete vitamin! By taking this vitamin you will never have to worry if you've met your daily vitamin requirement or not. So this is just a little guide to help us understand the benefits of vitami E. It is very important to us and we should not go a day without incorporating it in our diet. Try your best to include it and you will continue to maintain good health by doing so. *Please consult your doctor before implementation.

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Michael has been working in the medical field as an EMT for the last 16 years and has been a consultant for the health and wellness firm, Immunotec, since October 2008. His goal is to educate you regarding ways to ensure that your health reaches an optimum level and it stays that way. If you would like to comment on this article and others like it please visit My Blog . If you would like to learn more about or purchase some products mentioned in the article please visit the Product Page.

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