Re: Need a Multi E Supplement

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> I am looking for a liquid or gel capsule of Multi E. Currently

> we have powdered capsules, 400 IU, that don't dissolve well in

> drinks.

>

> Can anyone point me in the right direction of a liquid or gel

> capsule. No gluten/casein/dairy/soy, etc.

Unique E is the best one I've come across so far. It's a multi-

complex of natural forms. http://www.acgraceco.com/mainhome.html

I think a good tocotrienol product (the other type of vitamin E) is a

good compliment to a tocopherol supplement like this, especially

since tocotrienols are even more potent as free radical scavengers, I

believe. I'm currently taking one that's combined with co-q10: Ultra

Trienols

http://www.drpressman.com/Library/UltraTrienols.htm

Suze

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> The Unique E is soy derived. It may or may not bother

> a soy-allergic person. My son can not eat soy in any form,

> but was able to take the Unique E without getting a rash--

> although I wonder if it still bothered his brain.

You know, they are adament in their marketing literature that there

is no soy oil in the product and I think I assumed that it was not

soy derived having glanced at these claims. But I just checked the

website and it says... " A.C. Grace pays 275% more than the average

vitamin E to ensure that there is no soy or any other vegetable oil

left in the product. "

http://www.acgraceco.com/whyunique.htm

Thus indicating that it probably IS soy-derived (at least partly).

But perhaps they ARE somehow able to get all the other oil components

out of the product, which could be why your son isn't reacting to

it...?

Suze

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The Unique E is soy derived. It may or may not bother

a soy-allergic person. My son can not eat soy in any form,

but was able to take the Unique E without getting a rash--

although I wonder if it still bothered his brain.

[ ] Re: Need a Multi E Supplement

>

> > I am looking for a liquid or gel capsule of Multi E. Currently

> > we have powdered capsules, 400 IU, that don't dissolve well in

> > drinks.

> >

> > Can anyone point me in the right direction of a liquid or gel

> > capsule. No gluten/casein/dairy/soy, etc.

>

>

> Unique E is the best one I've come across so far. It's a multi-

> complex of natural forms. http://www.acgraceco.com/mainhome.html

>

> I think a good tocotrienol product (the other type of vitamin E) is a

> good compliment to a tocopherol supplement like this, especially

> since tocotrienols are even more potent as free radical scavengers, I

> believe. I'm currently taking one that's combined with co-q10: Ultra

> Trienols

> http://www.drpressman.com/Library/UltraTrienols.htm

>

> Suze

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[Guest guest]

Life Extension Gamma E Tocopherol/Tocotrienols

see www.iherb.com

Steve