
High-dose synthetic vitamin E is one of the most debunked supplement trends. SELECT trial: no cancer prevention. Meta-analyses: may increase mortality. Synthetic form depletes gamma-tocopherol (the important one). Eat nuts instead. Seriously.
400 IU synthetic dl-alpha tocopherol is at the diminishing returns point and uses the inferior synthetic form. The SELECT trial found no cancer prevention benefit. Meta-analyses (Miller 2005) suggest high-dose synthetic vitamin E may increase all-cause mortality. Natural mixed tocopherols at lower doses would be far safer and more effective.

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