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I have been told that 1000 iu of vit e can reduce hot flashes is that true?
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Too much: Vitamin e can help moderate your hot flash symptoms and lower your risk of developing breast cancer. Helps with hot flashes due to low estrogen levels: vitamin e can help moderate hot flash symptoms, if taken in 400 international units (ius) daily.
Answered 11/3/2013
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