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Presented for research literature review only Zakharova N et al
Vitamin E supplementation and its impact on cancer, given its antioxidant effects, has been of interest to many researchers, but studies have shown that vitamin E doesnt prevent cancer and may actually increase the risk of prostate cancer
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In this view, nutrients, such as glucose or free fatty acids, provide intermediate metabolites the ability to interact directly with an enzyme (the metabolic sensor) that rules the rate limiting step of a metabolic process, thus regulating substrate preference
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