I'd suggest referring to the Life Extension Foundation studies. They
are meticulously footnoted and often clear up confusing claims.
On Tuesday, May 8, 2007, at 03:01 Asia/Tokyo, Dee wrote:
It does say that there are different forms of Vit E but the body can
only
use one - the tocophorol (spelling?) form and the rest are just
flushed out
It uses a lot of different studies, not just one, which make it very
credible to me. It also said that in tests, these anti-oxidants *do*
work
in laboratory test tubes, but when human studies were done, they
didn't have
positive results, rather the reverse in fact. Dee
-------Original Message-------
From: Charles Marcus
Date: 05/07/07 18:47:15
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Re: Food as Medicine - Antioxidants Good or Bad For You?
The article doesn't even distinguish between different forms of Vit E
or
C - which makes it virtually certain that the studies quoted that show
No good effects are using the synthetic / incorrect forms of these.
This is a classic ploy - don't fall for it.
Charles
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