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Doug:

I am familiar with the discussion of this topic which is referenced by
J.M. Clark, however I fail to see where anything was proven in humans. The
problem here is that a hypothesis and limited study on vitamin E deficient
rats does not constitute a statement that it HAS BEEN PROVEN in normal
humans.

Again studies in vitamin E deficient experimental subjects does not
necessarily lead to the conclusion that giving Vitamin E to normal subjects
will have the same effect. However it does not rule out that vitamin E
administration in normal subjects might not be benefital, but this reasech
does not prove this hypothesis. Again I am looking research that will
back-up Tom's  statement in normal subjects.

I am very interested in seeing and reading other information that Tom might
supply on this subject.

Thanks for your response
John comly

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