High-dose vitamins and supplements, once seen as harmless, now show potential for serious harm. Excessive intake of Vitamin A, D, E, Niacin, and green tea extract can damage the heart and liver. These ...

Vitamin E foods should be at the top of everyone’s lists when trying to plan a well-balanced diet. As registered dietitian and content creator Kylie Sakaida explains, vitamin E is a fat-soluble ...

A low-dose vitamin E supplement may be effective in improving liver function for patients with MASH, the most severe form of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. MASH, which stands for metabolic ...

More than 35,000 healthy men in their 50s and older took part in the Selenium and Vitamin E Cancer Prevention Trial (SELECT) at 427 centers in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico. They were given either a ...

Vitamins and dietary supplements are often viewed as harmless additions to daily health routines, but recent scientific evidence shows that certain high-dose supplements may cause more harm than good.