Bluebonnet Nutrition Natural Full Spectrum Vitamin E Complex Capsules, 30 Ct

Bluebonnet's natural full spectrum vitamin e complex capsules provide significant amounts of the popular d-alpha and d-gamma tocopherols along with a complete mix of tocopherols from soybeans and tocotrienols from sustainably-sourced, non-hydrogenated palm oil from Malaysia, which enforces strict environmental regulations. Recent research has found that a total vitamin e complex containing all of the family members, including gamma tocopherol, may provide more health benefits than just alpha tocopherol alone. Available in new revolutionary, easy-to-swallow, liquid-filled, vegetable-derived capsules (capsules) for a truly vegetarian formula from the inside out.

Bluebonnet Nutrition High Gamma Natural Vitamin E Complex - 30 Licaps Bluebonnetâs High Gamma Natural Vitamin E Complex Licaps provide significant amounts of the popular d-alpha and d-gamma tocopherols along with a complete mix of tocopherols from soybeans and tocotrienols from sustainably-sourced, non-hydrogenated palm oil from Malaysia, which enforces strict environmental regulations. Recent research has found that a total vitamin E complex containing all of the family members, including gamma tocopherol, may provide more health benefits than just alpha tocopherol alone. Available in new revolutionary, easy-to-swallow, liquid-filled, vegetable-derived capsules (Licaps) for a truly vegetarian formula from the inside out. VitaminsVitamins differ from macronutrients like carbohydrates, proteins and fats by virtue of the amount required. Typically, minuscule amounts are needed in comparison. Plus, vitamins are not used as an energy source. Instead, they are critical for the normal functioning, growth, repair and maintenance of cells and tissues and are required in individual units rather than long chains of smaller units. However, like carbohydrates, proteins and fats, vitamins are organic compounds, meaning that they are carbon-containing and are essential to one's overall well-being. In fact, a deficiency of just one vitamin can have a profound effect on the body and health. Vitamin E is a generic term for a family of eight different compounds, designated as alpha, beta, gamma or delta tocopherols and tocotrienols, all of which work better together as a team to cover a wide spectrum of applications. These compounds are similar in structure, but offer different functions in the body. The main difference between the tocopherols and tocotrienols is the tail configuration. Tocopherols have a saturated side chain, while tocotrienols have an unsaturated side chain. Together, they support the immune system, aid in heart health and enhance antioxidant production in the