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
* 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 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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krisManuel
Vitamin E itself is hard to get alot of from foods. Posted November 08, 2007 |
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