Discovered in the 1920 s we are only recently beginning to appreciate the true therapeutic value of Vitamin E.
Vitamin E is a generic term for a group of related compounds called tocopherols, which occur in four major forms : alpha, beta, delta and gamma-tocopherols. One of Vitamin E s most important functions is to protect cell membranes by assisting in destroying or neutralising free radicals, the unstable oxygen molecules that cause damage to cells. Its beneficial effects are due to a reduction in harmful low density lipoproteins (LDL s), the prevention of blood clots and a reduction in inflammatory processes that have been linked to heart problems.
Vitamin E s protective action confers other beneficial effects on the body. There is evidence to suggest that Vitamin E improves immune function, particularly in the elderly and protects against air and chemical pollutants. Vitamin E may reduce the risk of cataract formation, decrease exercise-induced damage and may slow down the progression of Alzheimers. It is also useful in the relief of premenstrual breast pain and tenderness.
Thompson s new Vitamin E family is non-genetically modified and now contains the trace mineral selenium in a natural mixed tocopherol fomula. Selenium has been added to increase Vitamin E s therapeutic impact and because of New Zealand soils poor selenium content.
Natural mixed-tocopherol Vitamin E may be used to improve immune function, slow down the aging process, and protect against air and chemical pollutants. Vitamin E may reduce the risk of cataract formation, decrease exercise-induced damage and slow down the progression of Alzheimers. In the female reproductive system, Vitamin E has proven useful in the reduction of premenstrual breast pain and tenderness, and in relieving hot flushes and menopausal vaginal complaints. Vitamin E may be applied both internally and externally (applied directly to the skin) to improve wound healing and skin conditions such as dermatitis and eczema. It is recommended to take 400-800iu daily, doses up to 1200iu have been suggested in those with heart disease and cancer.
Active Ingredients:
Vitamins d-alpha Tocopherol 210.7mg equivalent Vitamin E 200iu Mixed Tocopherols Beta, gamma & delta Tocopherols 50mg Minerals Selenium Methionine (Selenium) 1.3mg
Dosage:
The dose of Thompsons Vitamin E is Adults - One or two capsules daily (with food), or as professionally prescribed
Gelatine-Free (Vegetarian) Capsules
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