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    Quote Originally Posted by Honkey_Kong View Post
    I don't know about vitamin E helping with testosterone specifically, but I've read it helps the arterial walls. Another thing I've been reading about that might be of interest is that vitamin E helps prevent lipid peroxidation which can help prevent cellular death.



    Well from my final conclusion in the literature, vitamin E does not directly combat cholesterol, but it has antioxidant properties, in addition to cleaning the arteries, it also helps the immune system against damage from free radicals, including those associated with cholesterol oxidation....

    I think that eating nuts, avocado, spinach and olive oil daily already provides a good amount of vitamin E.

    From what I saw, just because it acts directly to prevent the accumulation of fat in the arteries, it is a good point to consume foods rich in vitamin E or even take additional supplementation of it in capsules.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Davi Meireles View Post

    I think that eating nuts, avocado, spinach and olive oil daily already provides a good amount of vitamin E.

    From what I saw, just because it acts directly to prevent the accumulation of fat in the arteries, it is a good point to consume foods rich in vitamin E or even take additional supplementation of it in capsules.
    If this really were the case, you would be seeing every cardiologist/doctor routinely prescribe it and the pharmaceutical companies would have taken full advantage.

    Like all claims about extra vitamin supplementation, don’t believe the hype.

    What’s your blood lipid levels, what’s your family history regarding cardiovascular related issues & what’s your blood pressure? With the added weight of excessive muscle & bulk you undoubtedly are listed as overweight, which already is one big strike against your cardiovascular health.

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