Heart Health
Almost 100 studies of antioxidants, primarily Vitamin E, have shown that it can inhibit oxidation, plaque build-up, and blood clotting. In fact, Vitamin E levels can be more predictive of the potential for heart disease than cholesterol. In one study, high cholesterol predicted heart disease 29 percent of the time, but low Vitamin E predicted it almost 70 percent of the time. Vitamin E may play a role in improving glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity, making it doubly important for people with blood-sugar imbalance, which increase risk of heart disease.

Immune-System Health
Vitamin E also appears to offer protection against certain cancers. One study showed that individuals with low Vitamin E levels had a 50 percent greater chance of developing cancer than individuals with high levels. This appears to be particularly true of colon, breast, and prostate cancers.

Other Important Points about SISU Mixed E Tocopherols
• As the name implies, Mixed E Tocopherols contains a mixture of tocopherols, including including
d-alpha, d-beta, d-gamma and d-delta.
• The “d” before each of the ingredients in Mixed E Tocopherols signifies that they are extracted from natural sources. (Synthetic-source Vitamin E is referred to with a “d” before the name.)

Contraindications
Should not be taken by individuals taking anti- or pro-coagulating substances such as Warfarin or Vitamin K. Should be discontinued at least 10 days prior to undergoing surgery.

Each soft gelatin capsule contains:

Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol, with 20% mixed tocopherols)...400 IU

excipients: soybean oil, gelatin, glycerin, purified water.