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Vitamin E rich foods

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Vitamin E benifits

 

Consuming proper amounts of vitamin E reduces the risk of cancer, heart disease and age related diseases. Adequate levels of vitamin E are necessary for proper functioning of the reproductive system, nerves and muscles.

Vitamin E rich foods - What are the foods rich in Vitamin E? 

Vitamin E is fat-soluble, it occurs in fat-rich foods

The main sources in Vitamin E in the diet are from plant oils such as soya, corn and olive oil.
* Other good sources of Vitamin E include wheat germ, sunflower seeds, pine nuts, sun-dried tomatoes, peanut butter, olives, leafy green vegetables, fruits and almonds ( These are very high in Vitamin E).
* Both canned and fresh tomatoes are good sources of vitamins C and E.
Vitamin E can be lost from foods during preparation, cooking, or storage. To retain vitamin E:
1. Use whole-grain flours.
2. Store foods in airtight containers and avoid exposing them to light.

Vitamin E deficiency 

Symptoms of E deficiency

Vitamin E deficiency is rare but may occur in premature babies with very low birth weights. It also may occur in people who have conditions that are associated with poor fat absorption, such as cystic fibrosis and Crohn's disease. Vitamin E deficiency may cause several symptoms, including leaving people more vulnerable to damage caused by free radicals.
Vitamin E deficiency causes red blood cells to break open, causing their contents to spill out. This probably occurs as a result of oxidation of polyunsaturated fatty acids inside the cell membranes. Vitamin E deficiency could leave people more vulnerable to damage caused by free radicals as a result of environmental and food chemical exposure.

Other symptoms of prolonged vitamin E deficiency include:

*Impaired vision and speech
*Loss of muscle coordination and reflexes
*Neuromuscular dysfunction of the spinal cord and retina

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Posted January 24, 2008

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krisManuel

Vitamin E itself is hard to get alot of from foods.
great information! hope to hear more updates from you

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Posted November 08, 2007

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Vitamin E is a fat
soluble vitamin present in lipids and fat tissues of the body. It is an antioxidant that helps protect cells from
damage caused by free radicals.
These are unstable molecules with missing electrons that form when cells burn
oxygen.

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