OmniAct Mango – A fortified Mango (Mangifera indica) extract with high anti-oxidant potential
Ajinomoto NaturalSpecialities
At the recent DSM Science and Technology Awards, DSM Nutritional Products corporate scientist Dr Peter Weber told Shane Starling why multidisciplinary methods were revealing new functionalities for the multi-form vitamin known best for its antioxidant properties.
“The genetic profile actually makes the difference regarding the effect of vitamin E in cardiovascular diseases,” Dr Weber said. “They actually showed in quite a large number of people … that if you do provide 400IU in vitamin E that the cardiovascular events were much lower in the people that carry what is called a genetic polymorphism.”
He added policy makers needed to be educated about intake deficiencies.
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Vitamin E
From memory, during the 1950's and 1960's there were two brothers named Schute, both MD's who operated from the Schute Institute in Canada. Again, according to memory, they achieved much success in treating coronory thrombosis and vascular diseases with d'alpha tocopheryl obtained from National Mills Minneapolis, USA. In my view there will be available in the appropriate archives in Canada and elsewhere, references to their work, as at the time, they were considered authorities on the subject. Henkel purchased National Mills and I believe still extract and market naturally derived Vitamin E forms. It could be of interest for those concerned to contact Henkel in USA or I believe they may still operate a branch from Cork in Eire.
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Posted by David V. Smith - founder of Bio-Health Ltd U.K.
04 July 2011 | 18h15
Vitamin E does work
Years ago I used Vit E to remove a deep scar I'd had from childhood, and it worked perfectly. It has to be natural E, and just the alpha tocopherol, applied topically every time you wash, as well as taken internally, 400-800iu a day. It worked for me. It takes time, the scar gradually disappears.
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Posted by JJ
01 July 2011 | 07h05