- It's an active form of vitamin E.
- Has powerful antioxidant properties.
- Associated with decreased skin ageing and a more effective immune system.
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Our dietary supplement Natural E has been developed to provide a natural, active form of vitamin E. Essential for good health, this fat-soluble molecule offers many health benefits, including significant antioxidant potency.
Discovered in the 20th century, vitamin E was not initially considered a vitamin; to begin with, it was termed 'Factor X' because of its role in reproduction. Scientific understanding of this molecule's properties subsequently improved and it was accorded vitamin status. This means the body needs it in order to function properly. Vitamin E is involved in several vital functions, but is best-known for its considerable antioxidant power, as a result of which it offers beneficial effects for protecting various elements of the body including:
Vitamin E exists in Nature in various forms. It has eight distinct molecules identified, four of which are tocotrienols and four tocopherols. Alpha tocopherol is the most biologically active of these forms; it is preferentially absorbed and accumulated by the body. However, this natural form is not the most abundant in the human diet which is why supplementation with alpha-tocopherol may be of benefit in helping the body function optimally.
Although vitamin E is present in foods such as vegetable oils and nuts, intake can sometimes be inadequate. Poor dietary habits may result in a lack of vitamin E, in which case supplementation may be necessary to restore normal levels in the body. Meeting daily requirements for vitamin E is all the more important since a lack of this vitamin can lead to certain metabolic dysfunctions. The first signs of deficiency are usually a burning sensation and pain in the hands and feet. Without proper diagnosis and suitable treatment, vitamin E deficiency can lead to more serious problems such as disorders of the immune system, retina and neuromuscular system.
In addition to preventing or correcting deficiency, vitamin E supplementation may have a number of therapeutic applications. Research is ongoing to improve our understanding of vitamin E and evaluate the extent of its potential:
A high-quality dietary supplement, Natural E has been developed from a natural, active form of vitamin E: d-alpha tocopherol. Studied extensively, this form has proven bioavailability and efficacy in the body. To offer maximum benefits, this natural vitamin is encapsulated in softgels, each softgel containing 400 IU. This means the recommended dose is one to three softgel a day, to be taken at mealtimes, though this dose can be adapted to your needs and the advice of your therapist.
Buy Natural E 400 to help restore your vitamin E levels.
To provide other useful forms of vitamin E in optimal quantities, we recommend that you also take one softgel a day of Annato Tocotrienols.
Daily serving: 3 capsules Number of servings per bottle: 33 |
Quantity per serving |
Natural-source vitamin E | 1 200 IU |
Other ingredients: Wheat germ oil. |
Contains soy and wheat derivatives.
Each softgel provides 400 International Units of natural-source vitamin E.
Take one to three softgels a day with meals.
Contains soy and wheat derivatives.
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