I’ll never forget a guest professor of mine in college (circa mid-90′s) touting the benefits of Vitamin E. The medical doctor cited vitamin E supplementation as being a near-panacea, and something he had his own mother on. The research of the day actually leant some promise to his enthusiasm,

along with its antioxidant counterpart’s vitamins C and beta carotene. Unfortunately, it’s been all downhill from there, including the most recent findings of an Israeli study, published in the journal ATVB. Continue reading…

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Vitamin E: Too Much of a Good Thing?