February 08, 2003

By: Stacey Becker
Website: http://www.vitamins-and-health-info.com

Vitamin E does much more than aid in healing wounds

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Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that serves to protect the body against damage to nerve and cell membranes. It has a neutralizing effect on free radicals, which supports prevention from disease and premature aging while promoting a youthful, healthy look to your skin. It is one of the essential daily supplements which affects virtually all body tissues and helps support the action of Vitamin A.

Research shows Vitamin E aids in the prevention of cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, cataracts and helps improves the immune system, and circulation in the body. It is commonly known for its ability to aid in the healing of wounds. Vitamin E also benefits women in menopausal symptoms, PMS and maintaining healthy reproductive organs.

Health experts recommend athletes supplement with Vitamin E, as it plays a major role in muscular repair after aerobic exercise and strength training. Athletic ability is assisted because Vitamin E protects muscles from free radical damage, and aids in the repair and recovery of sore muscles and fatigue in post-workout situations. We recommend that you supplement your diet with a natural and easy to absorb product, to promote the benefits of this powerful antioxidant. The recommended daily dose for Vitamin E is 400-800 IU.

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Stacey Becker contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.vitamins-and-health-info.com.  Recommending the best vitamins, minerals, herbs and weight loss products for optimum health.