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Does vit e supplement intake help lift mood? thanks
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Probably not: I know of no study that shows this to be true...In fact vitamin e supplementation has been shown to have some deleterious cardiac effects...Best to eat a healthy diet, get adequate exercise and check with your family doc and dietician regarding supplements...Geta referral to a psychiatrist if this continues to be a problem.
Answered 2/23/2013
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