Vitamin E plays an important role in the health of menopausal women

Vitamin E is a large family with eight members, four of which are tocopherol (alpha, beta, gamma, delta) and four are tocotrienol (alpha, beta, gamma, delta) There are three sources of tocotrienols: rice, palm and carmine A study published in the Journal of experimental biology in 2017 showed that American Nutrition enterprises (http:// The introduction of a vitamin E supplement called deltagold can improve the oxidation-reduction reaction in women, such as promoting the production of collagen, changing the metabolism of tyrosine and tryptophan, which are related to the oxidation effect of tocotrienol With the advent of menopause, older women are facing a lot of physiological pressure, especially because of the change of hormone secretion, resulting in osteoporosis and even fracture It is understood that delta gold is composed of 90% delta tocotrienol and 10% gamma tocotrienol Researchers from the Texas Institute of Technology Health (http:// Science Center, Georgia State University and the University of California said that deltagold supplementation significantly reduced the level of 8-hydroxy-2-deoxyguanosine, an important biological indicator of oxidative stress and DNA damage The researchers said it was the first clinical study to evaluate the effects of deltagold tocopherol supplementation on osteoporosis symptoms in women The study lasted 12 weeks and involved 89 menopausal women all over the age of 60 The results showed that deltagold at 300 mg / day and 600 mg / day reduced the oxidative stress levels in volunteers by 100% and 150-200%, respectively The researchers said that the above study demonstrated once again the role of tocotrienol in human metabolism, as well as the role of tryptophan, lysophosphatidic acid and acyl carnitine in human body Importantly, vitamin E plays an important role in the health of menopausal women, such as reducing oxidative stress and alleviating inflammation.