Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol)

a great antioxidant

Vitamin E Complete -- is your brand missing something?

Emperor's Herbologist Vitamin E is a complete Vitamin E complex as found in nature. Most other vitamin E capsules ** only** use d-alpha tocopherol as the vitamin E source. Emperor's Herbologist uses the full spectrum of tocopherol's found in nature.

Scientists have recently identified other forms of Vitamin E (beta, delta and gamma tocopherol) that assist d-alpha tocopherol do its job in fighting antioxidants and free radicals in your system. Emperor's Herbologist Vitamin E Complete is the best you can buy. Make sure you are not missing anything in your vitamin E.

Vitamin E What is it?

Vitamin E was discovered at the University of California, Berkley in 1922 by Herbert Evans and Katherine Bishop.

Vitamin E is one of several fat-soluble vitamins needed in the diet to keep humans healthy. In the foods you eat, vitamin E is a series of tocopherols (d-alpha tocopherol, d-beta tocopherol, d-gamma tocopherol & d-delta tocopherol). They have varying degrees of biological activity in your body.

d-alpha tocopherol is the most biologically

active. In the human diet, the d-alpha form is gauged at appx 80% of the total vitamin E ingested, while the other forms of the non d-alpha forms contribute the remaining 20%.

Why Do People Use Vitamin E?:

• Vitamin E is an anti-oxidant. It neutralizes free radicals in your body


• Vitamin E is believed to improve the heart and muscle respiration


• Vitamin E is believed to improve stamina and endurance


• Vitamin E is an anti aging agent that promotes longevity of the skin


• Low levels of Vitamin E are believed to be a contributing factor in sickle cell disease severity higher levels reduce the severity of the disease.


• Vitamin E provides tremendous benefit to diabetics


• Vitamin E improves healing of cuts, sores, and abrasions on the skin

The list goes on and on from stroke prevention, cardiovascular disease, prostate cancer, breast cancer, preeclampsia (a complication of pregnancy featuring hypertension and edema), muscle damage brought on by heavy exercise, radiation protection, fighting LDL cholesterol and more.

How does it work?

Vitamin E fights Free Radicals that lead to oxidation in your body. Free Radicals are molecules containing an odd number of electrons making them highly reactive and as a result, potentially destructive.

They cause damage to your body by wildly crashing into stable molecules in an attempt to fix themselves. Imagine if you will, an enraged animal blinded by something in its eyes. It keeps crashing into things in it's panic and rage damaging and destroying everything in its path. This continuous process of free radicals crashing into stable molecules damages proteins and cell membranes. That in turn disrupts the cell's natural defenses. That negatively affects cell's genetic DNA which in turn leads to your body being weakened against disease. In addition, free radicals speed up the aging process by causing cells to become inefficient, mutated, or die.

Vitamin E is a very powerful antioxidant. In fact it has been shown to be one of the most potent biological antioxidants available.

Natural Vitamin E is far better for your body
than Synthetic Vitamin E

While Vitamin E has become very popular at health food stores and in supermarkets, there is confusion about which form is better for you. After all Vitamin E is Vitamin E is Vitamin E.......right????

Wrong! In nature Vitamin E is most abundantly found in fresh green vegetables. Within them there are several forms of Vitamin E they are:

alpha tocopherol

beta tocopherol

gamma tocopherol

delta tocopherol

Of these, the alpha form is the most biologically active. The beta, gamma, and delta tocopherols are called "Mixed tocopherols." Their value is not as great to the human body as is the alpha.

The FDA, claims that they are totally useless to your body, and therefore are not necessary in Vitamin E products. That is why you find many companies selling ONLY alpha tocopherol as Vitamin E rather than alpha and mixed tocopherols as occur in nature..

However, research has led many researchers to believe that mixed tocopherols act as a catalyst for the alpha tocopherol. So in order for the alpha to reach maximum activity it must be taken with mixed tocopherols. In nature Vitamin E consists of appx 80% alpha and 20% mixed tocopherols.

You can tell if the Vitamin E you are buying is only alpha or alpha and mixed by looking at the label.

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Whether you accept the FDA's premise that mixed tocopherols are not important, or if you believe like us and many scientists that mixed tocopherols are essential to maximize the alpha tocopherol benefit, there is a major difference between the synthetic man made Vitamin E (dl-alpha tocopherol) and the Natural-source Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol).

Natural-source Vitamin E is produced from a by-product of edible vegetable oil. While synthetic Vitamin E is made in a laboratory and produced from petrochemicals, and turpentine. It costs far less to produce than the natural-source Vitamin E.

So, how do you tell the difference? If the label says d (example: d-alpha tocopherol) that is natural. If it says dl (example dl-alpha tocopherol) that is synthetic.

Again, d = natural-source     AND      dl = synthetic

Why buy Natural-source Vitamin E?

The molecular structure in natural-source Vitamin E is different from the synthetic form. Natural form is a single molecular structure, while synthetic is a combination of 8 different molecules, in roughly equal amounts. Of those 8 separate molecules, ONLY 1 is similar to that of the naturally occurring molecule in foods. Yes, only one. The other molecules normally do not occur unless they are made by man.

This is extremely important because it helps explain why natural-source and synthetic Vitamin E are not biologically equivalent. Even though they are both called alpha tocopherol

Gram for gram, natural-source Vitamin E is 36% more biologically potent than synthetic when analogous forms are compared.

Finally, research indicates that natural-source vitamin E remains in the body longer than the synthetic type.

There is some discussion regarding the optimal amount of Vitamin E. Some people recommend 100 IU, while others recommend 400 IU daily. There have been studies that have shown that for people engaged in extreme physical conditioning 1200 IU daily of Vitamin E helps the repair of damaged muscles. There were studies showing that even doses of 3000 IU per day in humans were not harmful. That being said the majority of experts suggest 400 IU of Vitamin E supplementation per day to be the optimal amount.

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Vitamin E Naturally

Emperor's Herbologist vitamin E is 100% natural from 100% natural sources. It is in gel capsules. Each capsule contains 400 IU of d-alpha tocopherol and mixed tocopherols. We believe vitamin E should contain the entire spectrum of d tocopherols as found in nature. This mixture like ours, will give you maximum benefit. Many other natural vitamin E capsules on the market ONLY contain the d-alpha form. The real cheap ones contain synthetic Vitamin E or a mixture of natural and synthetic. Ours contains not only d-alpha but also d-beta tocopherol, d-gamma tocopherol & d-delta tocopherol. It does contain 400 IU (1.333% of the RDA) of Vitamin E. Only the a-alpha is measured in IU (international units).

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100% Natural-source Vitamin E  400 IU - 100 gel caps per bottle d-alpha tocopherol & mixed tocopherols