Does Vitamin A has an Anti-Aging Effect?
Vitamin E is a strong antioxidant. It defends the body cells from the negative effect of the free radicals that could damage the energy metabolism. It is an important vitamin for our immune system that fights against the potential diseases. There many companies who promote Vitamin E which you can choose from hundreds of choices. Refer your doctor for the appropriate dose for you.
Vitamin E also can be taken from various vegetables and oils.
- The oil source: Olive, Soybean, Walnut, Sunflower, wheat germ
- Vegetables: Tomatoes, carrots
- Oat, soybean, chestnut, coconut
- Corn, Asparagus, Pollard
Besides its anti aging effect; in some clinical trials vitamin E has been proved that it may prevent chronic or fatal diseases such as coronary heart disease, cancer and alzheimers.
Antioxidants |
Vitamin A |
Vitamin E |
Vitamin C |
Coenzyme Q10 |
DHEA |
Fish Oil |
Grape Seed Extract |
Green Tea Extract |
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