Vitamin E Uses
and Vitamin E Sources
There are so many vitamin E uses, it is almost astonishing. It
is a very important part of your daily vitamin regimen.
This dietary supplement is most famous as a
natural antioxidant that helps your circulation and
protects against heart disease.
Other vitamin E uses that are being studied
include its renown for increasing the body's feeling of energy,
boosting the immune system, balancing cholesterol, promoting
smooth skin, helping the blood vessels in the eyes and brain,
healing wounds and scars, relieving muscle cramps, easing
arthritis and joint pains and fighting infections.
Other vitamin E uses include putting the oil
directly on cuts, sores, rashes and skin problems. Vitamin E
oil capsules can be cut open and the oil applied directly to
the skin. Some people put it on their cuticles at night. Others
coat a cotton swab and apply it to the inside of their nose if
it is raw from sneezing or the flu.
Many of the medical studies use 400 IU of
natural vitamin E. Of course a two hundred and fifty pound
person will use more than a one hundred and twenty five pound
person.
Natural vitamin E comes from vegetable oil,
while synthetic comes from petroleum chemicals. It is pretty
obvious which kind your body would prefer.
The best way to get this vitamin in a
supplement is when it is a natural kind and is a measured part
of a balanced multi-vitamin and herbal supplement formula.
Featured Product
One high quality product that meets and exceeds
these requirements, and also contains a measured daily dose of
Vitamin E, is Xtend-Life’s Total Balance.
When we take Total Balance and their world famous
pure fish oil we notice that we simply
feel wonderful.
The statements herein have not been evaluated by the
Food and Drug Administration. Supplements are not intended to
diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease. All
information here is intended for general knowledge only and is
not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for specific
medical conditions. You should seek prompt medical care for any
specific health issues and consult your physician before
starting any new supplement, diet or fitness regimen.
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