Ingredients
d-Tocopherol (Natural source)

Dosage Forms
Pure-Li Natural Vitamin E is a key ingredient in our certified Kosher and Parve, guaranteed potency Oregano Products, and Herbal Oils; Oil of Oregano, Super Strength Oil of Oregano, Ear Therapy, Arnica Herbal Oil, Calendula Herbal Oil, Garlic Herbal Oil, Mullein Herbal Oil, Poke Herbal Oil, and Thuja Herbal Oil.

Indications
Vitamin E is essential to human nutrition. It is a lipid (fat) soluble antioxidant that stabilizes and protects cell membranes against the damaging effects of free radicals.

Vitamin E is helpful to red blood cells and tissues of the lungs, eyes, and arteries which are sensitive to oxidation. Vitamin E helps maintain proper functioning of the cardiovascular, nervous, and reproductive systems.

Contraindications
None known.

Therapeutic Indications
Vitamin E is consistently in the news: it is credited with many attributes, and continues to impress researchers with its wide-ranging benefits.

Male fertility: An intriguing finding by Israeli researchers may give hope to couples who have difficulty conceiving: recent research found that the wives of men who took 200 mg of vitamin E for one month were able to conceive by in vitro fertilization. Although the numbers were relatively small - two couples out of fifteen - the researcher felt that vitamin E may help to protect sperm against cell damage.

Protective health for elderly: A large scale study published by the National Institute on Aging suggests that vitamin E may be helpful in protecting against heart disease and improving overall longevity. After reviewing results from over 11,000 elderly people, researchers found that those using vitamin E supplements significantly lowered total mortality rates, reduced the risk of heart disease mortality and decreased cancer mortality.

These findings are consistent with previous indications that vitamin E is beneficial to the elderly. Studies done at Tufts University have shown that immune function in the elderly has been increased when supplemented by vitamin E.

Angina:. In a Japanese study of 104 angina (chest pain) sufferers, those who had the lowest levels of vitamin E suffered more chest pain. When calcium channel blockers (heart medication) could not provide relief, 300 mg of vitamin E supplements were given, and the symptoms improved.

Although the cause for relief is not clear, it may be related to the effect of vitamin E on fatty plaques surrounding the heart. When these cholesterol-formed plaques oxidize, they may be more likely to respond to signals to contract, which in turn causes chest pain. Since vitamin E prevents the oxidation of these plaques, there may be fewer contractions and less pain.

According to the Mayo Clinic;

Storage
Products containing Vitamin E should be stored tightly sealed in a cool, dry area until they are required.