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(More customer reviews)I no longer use this particular Vitamin E although at one time it was one of few I would use. Why did I switch? I wanted a product which listed all of the tocopherols mg or in percentage and not just as a list. If the d-gamma tocopherols aren't listed by mg you can't be sure what you are getting. I'm sure that Country Life knows this.
Although alpha tocopherol is the most important, for our use in this house all of the tocopherols are very important. My husband has PD and he needs all the help he can get.
I've been taking 1000 IU per day for years. Why? Fibroids. At one point my gynocologist wanted to go the surgical route because you could actually see the fibroid. Biopsy showed it was benign so it stayed. I'd had it since I was a teen when a new doc suggested that eventually I would lose the breast. Yeah! We'll see.
An acquaintance who was a neuro mentioned that she was taking a minimum of vitamin E for her fibroids and that she was telling everyone. So I upped my dosage from 400 mgs to 1000 IU and found that it worked.
After a year or so the fibroid reduced in size. It's still there, but I can no longer see it.
I will mention that I still take Country Live Vitamin C always with an E complex because they are supposed to work together synergistically. That's important.
I can't give this one a 5***** rating because it doesn't list the gamma tocopherols. I take another product now. I wish I could afford the one with the full E complex which would also include tocotrienols but I can't justify that expense.
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