Supplements and minerals
Vitamin Efor reducing inflammation and protecting skin and eyes
Include vitamin E in your diet or supplements to reduce inflammation, protect cells, and support skin and retinal health.
- State
- Recommended
- Research
- Research limited: expert opinion
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- Experts
- 3 experts
Updated 23 September 2026
“Vitamin E is anti inflammatory, anti histaminic, anti estrogenic, protects against iron overload, PUFA imbalance, and lipid peroxidation. All key players of hair loss imo.”
a certified naturopath · Source
What to do
Include vitamin E in your diet or supplements to reduce inflammation, protect cells, and support skin and retinal health. This entry applies for reducing inflammation and protecting skin and eyes.
What the experts say
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a certified naturopathRecommends
“Vitamin E is anti inflammatory, anti histaminic, anti estrogenic, protects against iron overload, PUFA imbalance, and lipid peroxidation, which are key players of hair loss.”
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an endocrinology-trained performance coachRecommends
“Vitamin E helps to restrain excess lipid peroxidation which supports cell health in hypoxia.”
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one of our sourcesRecommends
“Depletion of vitamin E increases retinal damage, so supplementation is implied to protect retinal health.”
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