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I use (and formulated) the broad spectrum form of vitamin E from Palm Fruit by Botanical Craft. It contains atleast 10 different vitamers from the vitamin E family and is associated with positive effects on cardiovascular, brain, and skin health. The same cannot be said for alpha-tocopherol alone, which is associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease, stroke, and cancer. Rated for Skin care good for skin Rated for Acne Good Rated for Skin care Good for skin. Rated for Skin care Good for skin. Rated for Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS; Good changes so far This has definitely eased the number of lung infections i commonly get.. And believe it or not, gives me a big boost of energy. I really only felt the energy when taking 2000IU at once... Anything less then that and it's not as effective. Rated for Skin care Beautiful Soft Skin My chiropractor mentioned that I try taking vitamin E for my nerves. After a week of taking it, I didn't notice any difference to my nerves but there was one big difference I noticed: My skin.
It was so soft and smooth I couldn't beleive the difference. My chest has always been slightly oily with small pimples and after taking the vitamin E, it all disappeared. Being a man I kept it to my self, but WOW was there a big difference. Rated for Lupus Vitamins and lupus These are the Vitamins that I have found to be effective in the treatment for lupus, Vitamin E-800mg, vitamin B12-1000mg, vitamin C-2000mg, vitamin Potassium Gluconate 595mg, vitamin Calcium with vitamin D-1200mg, one a day mult. vitamin cholesterol Plus-one a day-it has folic acid 400mcg works for heart. I have been in remission since May of 1999 when I started these vitamins- went off these vitamins for awhile-started having joint pain, burning in feet and toes, eye problems, and muscle cramping, fatigue, hearing loss problems, had heart attack in 2000, high blood pressure problems. Started back on the vitamins a week ago and now I am feeling much better, a lot better- my eyes are much better and can see now good, muscle pain is better, no joint pain, extreme fatigue is better, not near as tired, these vitamins work for me.
I am truely greatful for these vitamins, they are Great. And are not that expense and well worth the money. You can research it for yourself on the computer as to what these vitamins are effective for-vitamin E natural-anti-inflamatory-and anti-oxidate and good for vascular problems also good for cartlege in bone joints from deterating, b12 good for proper heart function, vitamin C fights off infection-calcuim helps with the bones loss, potassium is for vascular problems (heart function) and muti-vit. folic acid, heart function and vascular problems. Rated for Asthma -- Maintenance Vitamin E. Figure it is helpful as a preventative measure to manage my asthma effectively. Rated for Hepatitis C vitamin e goodMoreThis Site and third parties who place advertisements on this Site may collect and use information about your visits to this Site and other websites in order to provide advertisements about goods and services of interest to you. If you would like to obtain more information about these advertising practices and to make choices about online behavioral advertising, please click here.
Like what you’re reading? Get FREE updates sent to your inbox.Email* I want to improve my...I want to improve my...WeightEnergyDigestionBrainOverall HealthAll of the AboveI hate spam too. Your email is safe with me.Pak J Biol Sci. 2013 Jun 1;16(11):548-50.Goforoushan F1, Azimi H1, Goldust M2.Author information1Department of Dermatology, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran.2Student Research Committee, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran.AbstractAcne treatment depends on whether patents have a mild, moderate, or severe type of acne. The aim of this study was to compare the using of Isotretinoin (Rokutan) with and without oral vitamin E in treating acne. This study was performed on 60 patients on 0.5 mg/kg/day isotretinoin treatment for 6 months. The first group received 800 IU day(-1) Vit E during treatment and the second group recieved 800 Iu day(-1) cod liver oil capsules. All patients were observed for the complications at 1th, 4th and 6th weeks during treatment.
Cheilitis was the most common side effect among these patients (69%). Epistaxis was the second side effect in both groups (22%). Other side effects were xerosis, pruritus, epigastric pain and nail fragility. The frequency and the severity of complications were less common at 4th and 6th weeks of treatment. Isotretinoin is a useful and effective drug in treating severe and treatment-resistance acne lesions.PMID: 24498826 [Indexed for MEDLINE] Publication typeRandomized Controlled TrialMeSH termsAcne Vulgaris/diagnosisAcne Vulgaris/drug therapy*Administration, OralAdolescentAdultCapsulesCheilitis/etiologyCheilitis/prevention & controlChi-Square DistributionCod Liver Oil/administration & dosageDermatologic Agents/adverse effects*Epistaxis/etiologyEpistaxis/prevention & controlFemaleHumansIsotretinoin/adverse effects*MaleSeverity of Illness IndexTime FactorsTreatment OutcomeVitamin E/administration & dosage*Young AdultSubstancesCapsulesDermatologic AgentsVitamin ECod Liver OilIsotretinoinMedicalAcne - MedlinePlus Health InformationVitamin E - MedlinePlus Health InformationMiscellaneous13-CIS-RETINOIC ACID - Hazardous Substances Data Bank