Vitamin E Market Share Size, Sales volume, Analysis Growth by 2031Posted by Aparna P on August 19th, 2022  Vitamin E is an antioxidant having a number of nutritional benefits in humans and occurs naturally in several foods we consume. It comprises eight different compounds which can typically bifurcated into two categories, namely, ocopherols and tocotrienols. Each category can be further divided into vitamers—α, β, γ and δ—of chiral organic molecules. Of these, α-tocopherol (or alpha- tocopherol) has been considered to be the primary molecule in ways more than one.
The vitamer α-tocopherol has a predominant presence in the diet and, hence, Vitamin E supplements almost always contain this molecule. Some of the other key forms of vitamin E are γ-tocopherol (or gamma- tocopherol) and γ-tocotrienol, which have gained significance in molecular researches. The intake of most of the supplements of vitamin E is motivated by its role in reducing various deficiencies. Since the deficiency may be intrinsically related with bone fractures, vitamin E supplements are recommended to elderly people. This is one of the key reasons that make its supplements widely popular.
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Rising fortunes of people around the world coupled with increased health consciousness has majorly boosted the demand for vitamin E supplements, which has several health benefits. Besides, consumers’ dislike for toxic chemical additives in personal care products and food and beverages has also helped to augment demand.
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