Faqs

Tocotrienols are not meant to replace antioxidant foods. Tocotrienols enhance your diet for better health. Supplements are called “supplements” for a reason, they are not called “substitutions.” [...]

You want to think about antioxidants and anti-inflammatories — in addition to compounds for your immune and cardio system. A diet of fish, kale, carrots, oatmeal, other nutritious cereals, citrus [...]

Tocotrienols are very stable and tocotrienol in softgels are even more stable. They remain at the same potency for at least three years at room temperature. Refrigeration is not necessary.

In studies at Brunswick Laboratories, Dr. Boxin Ou compared the ORAC value of DeltaGold® to tocopherol and mixed tocotrienols, and found that the antioxidant potential from DeltaGold® is much [...]

There is usually no contraindication to tocotrienol usage with medicines, although it is wise to consult with your healthcare professional before starting any nutritional supplement plan.

Yes, supplementing alpha-tocopherol will interfere with tocotrienol benefits. But don’t worry, there is usually no need to supplement alpha-tocopherol as you likely obtain the recommended [...]

If you are referring to the interference that alpha-tocopherol would have on tocotrienols, then tocopherols coming from a healthy diet will not show any interference to tocotrienols. It is only [...]

Tocotrienol is lipid soluble so it is best consumed with a meal. Up to 300mg of tocotrienol can be taken at each meal to allow the ease of absorption. Higher […]

The recommended dose for a person with a mild chronic condition is 300-450mg per day, and for a person with an advanced chronic condition, 450-600mg per day. Clinical trials indicate […]

Unfortunately, no. The average American diet only provides 2mg of tocotrienol per day, a mere 1-2% of the expected daily amount. Therefore, supplementation is needed to obtain adequate [...]