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Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin that has antioxidant functions and is necessary for normal growth and reproduction of animals.

1.Anti-aging: The anti-aging principle of vitamin E is inseparable from its anti-free radical resistance. Vitamin E is very effective and efficient in fighting free radical lipid peroxidation.

2. Enhance immunity: Vitamin E deficiency affects the immune function of both humans and animals. It not only reduces humoral immunity, but also has a great impact on cellular immunity.

3. Eliminate stains: When talking about stains, everyone will immediately think of chloasma and age spots on the face. They are both

caused by the deposition of lipofuscin in skin cells. Lipofuscin is an inert waste product produced when cells are oxidized by free radicals. This substance not only appears in the form of various spots on the face, it can also be deposited in the heart, liver and brain cells. The biggest function of vitamin E is to neutralize free radicals, which is beneficial to the removal of these spots. In addition, vitamin E also has the function of dilating peripheral blood vessels and reducing blood viscosity.

4. Anti-tumor: Studies have found that the incidence of cancer seems to be inversely related to serum vitamin E levels: people with low vitamin E levels have a higher incidence of cancer.