Deva Vegan Vitamins Natural Vitamin E 400iu with Mixed Tocopherols, 90-Count

I love that these vitamins are plant based! They are small gel capsules, which makes them easy to swallow.

Finally a vegan vitamin E! I kept ordering from other companies who would advertise the product being vegan on the Amazon product page but then it would arrive only to see that is was not even vegan or they didn't send me the vegan version. Now I have my reliable fave. I take two of these daily to mitigate ovarian cysts that I used to get from drinking coffee. Now I can drink my coffee and not have painful cysts.

My husband love these vitamin. We have ordered them several times and will continue to buy until we find some thing better.

Excellent pills combine with vitamin c

I've been taking this to hel powith my skin and to calm my issues with psoriasis. This mixed with a good new Ph balanced shampoo has helpedWe are all different, and the key to your quest for psoriasis solutions is -� a willingness to try various treatments until you find what works best for you. Yes, You can be helped, but it depends on how much time and effort you are willing to put into it. I trust that you will find the following guidelines, helpful and informative. Psoriasis is manifested by silvery, scaly patches that may appear anywhere on the body, but are most common on the scalp, ears, arms, legs, knees, elbows and back. It may or may not be itchy, and follows a pattern of periodic flare-ups followed by healing. Even toes and fingernails sometimes lose their luster, and develop ridges and pits. Psoriasis is sometimes associated with a form of arthritis that is difficult to treat, called psoriatic arthritis. Normally your skin cells mature and shed every 28 to 30 days. In psoriasis, new skin develops seven to ten times faster than normal. Because your skin cells can't shed fast enough, they pile up, forming raised, scaly plaques. As the dead cells are pushed farther from the surface, they form silvery white scales over the plaques. The exact cause of psoriasis is still not known, but certain things act as triggers, and set the stage for a flare-up. Among them are food allergies, nutritional deficiencies, climate changes, damage to the skin from dryness, local injury or sunburn, reaction to certain drugs, infections, build up of toxins in an unhealthy colon and emotional stress. Psoriasis solutions require a comprehensive and consistent approach. Also remember that any program may take months to show improvement, so be patient. Continue treatment even during times of remission when no lesions are visible. You see, the problem is still there, just waiting for a trigger. The following steps will help you not only prevent psoriasis attacks, but minimize their severity.