Natural Vitamin E Mixed Tocopherols 60 Ct (OMP)

• Provides Protection Against Free Radical Damage
• Maintains Normal Inflammatory Balance
• Promotes Cardiovascular and Nervous System Health

Naturally occurring vitamin E refers to a family of fat-soluble molecules which include tocopherols. There are four different forms of vitamin E tocopherols: alpha, beta, gamma and delta. Each provide powerful biological antioxidant activity.

The Natural Vitamin E Mixed Tocopherols formula provides full-spectrum, fat-soluble vitamin E to reduce the effects of free radical activity throughout the body. Natural Vitamin E Mixed Tocopherols includes all four forms of tocopherols to maximize antioxidant protection and support for cardiovascular health.

Suggested Use:

2 soft gel capsules per day or as recommended by your health care professional

Vitamin E

Vitamin E is one of the most scientifically sound regimens for the body’s fight against the free radicals that damage cells and influence the aging process. There are four different forms of vitamin E tocopherols: alpha, beta, gamma and delta. Each provide antioxidant activity and are naturally sourced in this formula. Through its antioxidant activity, vitamin E has been shown to support cardiovascular, neurological, ocular and immune health.

Immune Support and Inflammatory Balance

Research has demonstrated that supplementation with vitamin E promotes a healthy immune response. In a study examining vitamin E supplementation in an elderly population, 60 to 800 mg of vitamin E improved several aspects of cell mediated immunity within six to 12 months. In another study, ingestion of 400 IU of vitamin E for eight months supported immune function by improving macrophage-mediated
response. A tocopherol mixture rich in gamma tocopherol has been shown to maintain normal inflammatory balance by reducing oxidative damage, trapping of unique free radicals called reactive nitrogen species, and inhibition of abnormal arachidonic acid metabolism. In animal studies delta tocopherol was more active compared to alpha or gamma tocopherols in supporting cellular integrity, possibly through trapping reactive oxygen and nitrogen species that cause cellular damage.

Cardiovascular Health

The oxidation of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and other lipoproteins can be a major detriment to cardiovascular health. Research has also shown that vitamin E is incorporated into LDLs. By supporting antioxidant activity within LDLs, vitamin E helps maintain cholesterol integrity, normal white blood cell activity, and normal inflammatory balance, which is crucial for cardiovascular health.11,12 A double-blinded study found subjects receiving gamma-tocopherol experienced significant cardiovascular support by maintaining healthy LDL cholesterol levels and normal platelet aggregation.