Vitamin E and Carotenoids May Help Maintain Cognitive Performance
According to a new study, vitamin E and carotenoids may help reduce the speed of cognitive decline.
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Vitamin E Supplementation May Help Support Nerve Function
A recent study suggests that supplementation with tocotrienol-rich vitamin E may help improve nerve function.Read now -
Combination Supplement May Help Increase Muscle Power Capacity
According to a new study, supplementing with red wine polyphenols, zinc, and vitamin E may help maintain muscle power capacity and improve muscle recovery.Read now -
Tocotrienol Complex May Help Support Renal Function
supplementation with a vitamin E complex from red palm oil containing the full spectrum of tocotrienols and alpha tocopherol may help improve renal function.Read now -
Physical Activity, Vitamin E, and Antioxidant Capacity Associated With Improved Academic Performance
Read nowPrevious research has suggested that physical activity can have an impact on cognitive skills and academic performance. A new study has found that physical activity, vitamin E levels, and total antioxidant capacity all have a positive correlation with academic performance....
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Hazelnuts May Boost Magnesium and Vitamin E Levels in Mature Adults
Read nowThe majority of American adults do not get enough magnesium and vitamin E in their diets. A recent study suggests that eating hazelnuts may improve blood levels of magnesium and vitamin E in mature adults. Participants in the study included...
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Tocotrienols May Boost Metabolic Function in Diabetics
Read nowPrevious research has found that tocotrienol-rich vitamin E from palm oil may offer benefits to diabetics due to its antioxidant, antihyperglycemic, and anti-inflammatory properties. A recent study suggests that supplementation with tocotrienol-rich vitamin E may help boost metabolic function in people...
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Higher Blood Levels of Vitamin E Linked to Lower Risk of Gallstones
Read nowGallstones are hardened deposits of digestive fluid that can be extremely painful. A recent study suggests that having higher blood levels of vitamin E may lower the risk of gallstone disease. Participants in the study included 582 people with a...
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Annatto-Derived Tocotrienols May Slow Osteopenia
Read nowOsteopenia, defined by a thinning of bone mass, is a precursor and serious risk factor for the development of osteoporosis. A recent study suggests that annatto-derived tocotrienols may help improve bone biomarkers in women with osteopenia. Participants in the study...
