VITAMIN E RESEARCH

JAMA: Largest Study Ever Finds 600 IU Vitamin E is Safe and Significantly Reduces the Risk of Cardiovascular Death in Women...
	July 5, 2005 - The Women's Health Study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), [Vitamin E in the Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer. I-Min Lee, et. al. JAMA. July 6, 2005; Vol. 294: 56-64.] found 600 IU vitamin E -- every other day -- is safe and significantly reduces the risk of cardiovascular death in older, healthy women. Largest study ever says cardiovascular deaths declined for boomers 24%, seniors 49%
Conducted from 1992-2004 on 39,876 healthy women over the age of 45, the Women's Health Study found a "significant 24% reduction" in cardiovascular death in participants taking vitamin E. The study also "observed no significant effect of vitamin E on total mortality." Dr. Alan R. Gaby's comments on this study