Vitamin E cuts Parkinson's risk
A diet rich in vitamin E could protect against Parkinson's disease, believe researchers.
Good sources of vitamin E include green leafy vegetables, nuts and vegetable oils.
A study in Lancet Neurology pooled available data and found people who ate plenty of these foods in their diet were far less likely to develop Parkinson's.
The authors said it was impossible to tell if supplements would do the same.
Source - BBC News
Good sources of vitamin E include green leafy vegetables, nuts and vegetable oils.
A study in Lancet Neurology pooled available data and found people who ate plenty of these foods in their diet were far less likely to develop Parkinson's.
The authors said it was impossible to tell if supplements would do the same.
Source - BBC News
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