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NATURAL VITAMIN E

Full-spectrum,

gamma-tocopherol rich.

Most vitamin E products are alpha-tocopherol in isolation. This is 100% natural, gamma-rich vitamin E — the form that targets peroxynitrite and defends the lipid membranes of nerves, skin, and vasculature.

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PROFESSIONAL GRADE · 100 SOFTGELS · NATURAL VITAMIN E · GAMMA-TOCOPHEROL

Vitamin E bottle
FORM
100 % natural, gamma-rich

Not the cheap isomer.

Synthetic dl-alpha-tocopherol is half-inactive and crowds gamma-tocopherol out of tissue. Natural, gamma-rich vitamin E delivers the isomer profile your membranes actually use to quench lipid peroxidation.

ANTIOXIDANT
1 softgel daily

Defend the lipid bilayer.

Every cell membrane in your body is a lipid bilayer, and every bilayer is vulnerable to free-radical damage. Vitamin E is the fat-soluble antioxidant engineered to live inside that membrane and buffer it.

DAILY DOSE
1 softgel with food

Simple daily coverage.

One softgel daily with food. Vitamin E is fat-soluble, so pairing it with a meal that contains fat is the cleanest way to support absorption and tissue distribution.

MAY BENEFIT

Fat-soluble defense,
where it lives.

01
Circulatory health
Vitamin E supports healthy platelet behavior and endothelial function — the vascular side of antioxidant defense.
02
Skin resilience
Membrane-level antioxidant support shows up in skin integrity, tissue repair, and the look of healthy skin over time.
03
Nerve and muscle function
Vitamin E is essential for normal nerve signal transmission and muscle membrane stability — long-recognized deficiency markers.
04
Brain and vision support
Neural and retinal tissues are exceptionally rich in oxidizable lipids and benefit from steady vitamin E coverage.
05
Reproductive health
Vitamin E is historically the 'fertility vitamin' — tocopherol literally means 'to bear offspring' in Greek.
06
Healthy aging
Lipid peroxidation is a central driver of biological aging; vitamin E is the frontline defense inside the membrane.

Formula

One vitamin, done the right way.

KEY INGREDIENTS

Vitamin E
As RRR-Alpha-Tocopherol
Mixed Tocopherols
RRR-Gamma, RRR-Delta, RRR-Beta

OTHER INGREDIENTS

Gelatin, Glycerin, Water

DIRECTIONS

Adults: Take one soft gel daily with food or as directed by a healthcare professional.

MAY BENEFIT:
Diet & Nutrition
Cardiovascular Health

Questions

Frequently asked.

Why does the form of vitamin E matter?
Natural vitamin E is a family of eight molecules — four tocopherols and four tocotrienols. Most supplements contain only synthetic alpha-tocopherol, which is half-inactive and actually suppresses gamma-tocopherol levels in tissue. A gamma-rich natural form gives you the full antioxidant profile your membranes evolved with.
Who should take this?
Adults looking for foundational antioxidant support, those on cardiovascular or skin protocols, patients with metabolic stressors that accelerate lipid peroxidation, and anyone working with a practitioner on a broader membrane-health approach. Routinely layered alongside fish oil, CoQ10, and vitamin C.
Can I take vitamin E with blood thinners?
Work with your prescribing clinician. High-dose vitamin E can have mild antiplatelet effects, which is relevant if you take warfarin, aspirin, clopidogrel, or similar medications. Most practitioners can accommodate a moderate daily dose, but dose and timing should be coordinated with your care team.
Should I stop vitamin E before surgery?
Standard practice is to stop supplemental vitamin E (and fish oil) at least 1–2 weeks before elective surgery to reduce bleeding risk. Follow the specific instructions from your surgical team — they may ask for a longer washout.
Can I take it with CoQ10, fish oil, or vitamin C?
Yes — they are complementary. Vitamin C regenerates oxidized vitamin E. CoQ10 works alongside vitamin E in the mitochondrial membrane. Fish oil provides the oxidation-prone omega-3 fats that vitamin E helps protect. Many practitioners stack them together.
Is it safe during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?
Vitamin E at prenatal-range doses is generally considered safe, but supplementation during pregnancy or lactation should be coordinated with a healthcare practitioner — especially when layered with other antioxidant or anticoagulant nutrients.

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