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51. Nutritional Antioxidants and Prostate Cancer Risk

Subjects
Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Prostate cancer -- Risk factors
Abstract

BERKELEY, CA, Mar 06, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- UroToday.com - UroToday announces that new data regarding micronutrient antioxidants reduces prostate cancer risk. Christopher P. Evans, M.D. reports on […]

Published
2006

52. Personal Health; Sorting out the benefits of taking extra vitamin E

Author

Brody, Jane E.

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Atherosclerosis -- Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Heart diseases -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

IN a nation hungry for simple nutritional solutions to complex health problems, vitamin E might seem to be a panacea. Various studies have singled it out as the most promising [...]

Published
1995

53. MIDDLE KINGDOM HEALTH WATCH Too much of a good thing

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Cancer genetics -- Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Beta carotene -- Nutritional aspects, Cancer -- Genetic aspects
Abstract

The Economist SPOTTING a heart attack promptly is undoubtedly a good idea; but not having one in the first place is even better. One fashionable avoidance technique is the abundant [...]

Published
1994

54. Vitamins (E, C and beta-carotene)

Subjects
Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Prostate cancer -- Research, Prostate cancer -- Care and treatment, Beta carotene -- Nutritional aspects, Vitamin C -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

Nutraceutical(s): Vitamins (E, C and beta-carotene) Indication: Prostate cancer Source: J Natl Can Inst, February 15, 2006;98(4)245-254. Research: Researchers evaluated the association between intake of these antioxidant vitamins from foods [...]

Published
2006

55. Vitamin E: despite years of controversy, this vitamin is still good for you

Author

Retzlaff, Kimberly J.

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Heart diseases -- Nutritional aspects, Medical research -- Nutritional aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

It's good. It's bad, It doesn't do anything. No, wait, it's good. I think. Recent news bites about vitamin E's heart benefits--or lack thereof--may have caught your attention. But this [...]

Published
2005

56. Study sheds new light on vitamin E

Subjects
Vitamin E -- Reports, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Cardiovascular diseases -- Reports, Women -- Health aspects, Women -- Reports, Women -- Nutritional aspects, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Vitamin E supplements do not protect healthy women against heart attacks and stroke, according to new results from the Women's Health Study, a long-term clinical trial of the effect of [...]

Published
2005

57. Vitamin E and cognitive decline

Author

Ebbert, Jon O. and Tangalos, Eric G.

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Diet therapy, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Alzheimer's disease -- Diet therapy
Abstract

The Problem A 68-year-old male patient of your colleague presents to your office with a productive cough and fever; he is accompanied by his family. You examine him and treat [...]

Published
2005

58. Vitamin E for hayfever

Author

Gaby, Alan R.

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Care and treatment, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Allergic rhinitis -- Care and treatment, Hay fever -- Care and treatment, Hay-fever -- Care and treatment
Abstract

One hundred-twelve people (aged 18-70 years) with seasonal allergic rhinitis were randomly assigned to receive, in double-blind fashion, 800 IU/day of vitamin E or placebo, in addition to their regular [...]

Published
2005

59. Gamma-tocopherol

Subjects
Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Cancer -- Research, Oncology, Experimental
Abstract

Gamma-tocopherol: Gamma-tocopherol--a form of vitamin E found in many plant seeds but not widely available in supplements--might halt the growth of some cancer cells, say US researchers. The findings support [...]

Published
2005

61. To E or not to E

Author

O'Donnell, Claudia Dziuk

Subjects
Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Business, Food and beverage industries, Nutritional aspects
Abstract

This title will result in deja vu for some. The headline 'To E or not to E' has been used on several recent articles reporting on a study of the [...]

Published
2005

62. Supplement reliability

Author

Anderson, Robert A.

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Dietary supplements -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

Samples of supplements purchased at pharmacies and specialty stores were sent for independent chemical analysis. Vitamin E (7 samples) and selenium (5) were within a range of -41% to +57% [...]

Published
2004

63. ConsumerLab finds not all vitamin E products meet claims

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Dietary supplements -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

ConsumerLab.com announced recently that five vitamin E products failed to pass recent testing for having either too little vitamin E and/or for containing synthetic vitamin E when claiming to be [...]

Published
2004

64. E is for the elderly (and everyone)

Author

Salmon, Beth

Subjects
Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Respiratory tract infections -- Prevention, Aged -- Health aspects, Health
Published
2004

65. Natural-E

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

Ever looked at your vitamin E label and wondered about the prefix in front of your alpha-tocopherol--a 'd', an 'l' or a 'dl'? Each contains a form of alpha-tocopherol. The [...]

Published
2004

66. Shopping for supplements?

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

* Shopping for supplements? Pick up some vitamin E, but skip the grape-seed extract. According to a study presented at the American Association for Cancer Research's annual meeting, taking vitamin [...]

Published
2004

67. Vitamin E prevents cancer

Subjects
Colon cancer -- Prevention, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Published
2004

68. Vitamin E stacked!

Author

Stoppani, Jim

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Food and nutrition, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Bodybuilders -- Food and nutrition
Abstract

Few bodybuilders realize the importance of antioxidants for muscle growth. Following exercise, free radicals can wreak havoc on precious muscle, resulting in its breakdown. The free radicals also stimulate the [...]

Published
2004

70. Vitamin E Supplementation: An Update

Subjects
Cardiovascular diseases -- Diet therapy, Vitamin E -- Health aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Dietary supplements -- Nutritional aspects, Dietary supplements -- Health aspects, Health, Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics industries
Abstract

Vitamin E Supplementation: An Update By Diane McKay, PhD, Dr. McKay is an Adjunct Assistant Professor, Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, Tufts University, [...]

Published
2007

71. Vitamin E, Donepezil and MCI

Subjects
Telecommunications services industry -- Nutritional aspects, Medical research -- Nutritional aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Nutritional aspects, Dementia -- Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Communications industry -- Nutritional aspects, Telecommunications services industry, Health, Psychology and mental health
Abstract

Vitamin E, Donepezil and MCI Abstract & Commentary By Norman R. Relkin, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Clinical Neurology and Neuroscience at New York Presbyterian Hospital-Cornell Campus, Assistant Editor, Neurology [...]

Published
2005

72. Does vitamin E help dysmenorrhoea?

Subjects
Drug therapy, Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Analgesia -- Nutritional aspects, Dysmenorrhea -- Drug therapy
Abstract

Vitamin E was in the news recently amid claims that it can provide relief for painful periods - Bandolier editors Dr Andrew Moore and Professor Henry McQuay look at the [...]

Published
2005

73. Long-Term Effects of Vitamin E on Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer

Subjects
Cardiovascular diseases -- Prevention, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Research, Cancer -- Prevention, Health, Health care industry, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Long-Term Effects of Vitamin E on Cardiovascular Disease and Cancer Comment by Sarah L. Berga, MD, James Robert McCord Professor and Chair, Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Emory University School [...]

Published
2005

74. Journal watch: Vitamin E may ward off Parkinson's

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Risk factors, Parkinson disease -- Risk factors, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Parkinson's disease -- Risk factors
Abstract

Dietary vitamin E appears to reduce the risk of Parkinson's disease, a Canadian study reveals. Researchers conducted a meta-analysis of eight studies conducted between 1966 and 2005, examining the role [...]

Published
2005

75. JOURNAL WATCH: Vitamin E can prevent period pain

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Pain management -- Nutritional aspects, Pain -- Care and treatment
Abstract

Vitamin E supplements can significantly reduce the severity and duration of period pain, researchers suggest. An Iranian study randomised 278 girls aged 15 to 17 to 200 units daily of [...]

Published
2005

76. Vit E may protect against cancer

Subjects
Care and treatment, Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Bladder cancer -- Care and treatment, Cancer -- Care and treatment, Prostate cancer -- Care and treatment
Abstract

Two studies presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Cancer Research in Orlando have shown that vitamin E may protect against at least two common types of [...]

Published
2004

77. Systemic aspirin and systemic vitamin E in senile cataracts : cataract V

Author

Sharma, Y., Vajpayee, R., Bhatnagar, R., Mohan, Madan, Azad, R., Kumar, Mukesh, and Nath, Ram

Subjects
Medical research -- Nutritional aspects, Medicine, Experimental -- Nutritional aspects, Ophthalmology -- Nutritional aspects, Aspirin -- Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Health
Published
1989

78. To E or not E

Subjects
Cancer -- Risk factors, Heart diseases -- Risk factors, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Research, Clinical trials
Published
2005

79. Should you take antioxidants with chemotherapy?

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Cancer -- Nutritional aspects, Chemotherapy -- Nutritional aspects, Cytological research -- Nutritional aspects, Cell research -- Nutritional aspects, Cancer -- Nutritional aspects -- Chemotherapy
Abstract

'No,' say many doctors. 'Yes,' says current research. In fact, a review of 70 scientific papers on antioxidants and chemotherapy found that taking antioxidants along with chemotherapy makes chemotherapy more [...]

Published
2003

81. Aspirin and vitamin E aren't 'magic bullets' against cancer

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Prevention, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Aspirin -- Nutritional aspects, Cancer -- Prevention -- Nutritional aspects, Cancer research -- Prevention -- Nutritional aspects, Oncology, Experimental -- Prevention -- Nutritional aspects, Cancer -- Prevention -- Nutritional aspects -- Research
Abstract

WOMEN, DON'T DEPEND low-dose aspirin or vitamin E to cut, your risk of cancer. That s the conclusion of one of the largest and most thorough studies to date of [...]

Published
2005

82. Peanuts can help children meet dietary requirements

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Children -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

A study from The Pennsylvania State University shows that just one serving of peanuts or peanut butter a day can help children and adults meet requirements for nutrients that are [...]

Published
2004

83. Bioavailability of vitamin E

Subjects
Nutritional aspects, Vitamin E -- Nutritional aspects, Antioxidants (Nutrients) -- Nutritional aspects, Antioxidants -- Nutritional aspects
Abstract

Vitamin E has been controversial since its discovery in the 1920s. Only a-tocopherol has been shown to reverse human vitamin E deficiency symptoms, although there are other forms of vitamin [...]

Published
2004

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