Kingpinguin
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Intakes of vitamins E and C, carotenoids, vitamin supplements, and PD risk. - PubMed - NCBI
I’m curious as to why this study found that vitamin E from diet but not from supplements reduce risk of PD. This makes me believe that it was not the vitamin E in the diet that reduced the risk. And now I’m thinking foods with vitamin E content does contain high PUFA. Should not PUFA be destructive in brain aging and the destruction of neurons? Anyone got any answers or good theories as to why dietary vitamin E showed benefit. Is it a study flaw?
I’m curious as to why this study found that vitamin E from diet but not from supplements reduce risk of PD. This makes me believe that it was not the vitamin E in the diet that reduced the risk. And now I’m thinking foods with vitamin E content does contain high PUFA. Should not PUFA be destructive in brain aging and the destruction of neurons? Anyone got any answers or good theories as to why dietary vitamin E showed benefit. Is it a study flaw?