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Do you have a low vitamin E level? 80% of the world's population does!

By Editorial
Posted in Health, Prevention, Vitamin and minerals, Nutrition
Tags: Vitamin E

9 September 2016

Recent research has shown that 4/5th of the entire world population has a too low vitamin E level. This is alarming, because vitamin E is important for many processes in the human body. The researchers conclude that vitamin E should receive more attention to ensure that people actually consume the recommended amount of vitamin E.

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Do you have a low vitamin E level? 80% of the world's population does!