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Scientists report that vitamin E deficiency can lead to "reproductive
dysfunction" as well as impaired liver function. In a separate study, the
same scientific group found that paradoxically, vitamin E deficiency also
results in an increase in the conversion of testosterone to a form that may
lead to prostate cancer.
Male Reproductive Function Bibliography
FASEB, April, 20001. Drs. Shin, Om, et al, U. of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, OK 73104 and Hanyang U., Seoul, Korea.
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