Annatto-E 300

• Provides unique tocotrienols from annatto seeds, supporting cardiovascular health, antioxidant status, and overall wellness.
• A unique tocopherol-free, tocotrienols-only product, featuring tocotrienols sourced from the annatto tree.
• Annatto is the richest known source of tocotrienols, containing 100% tocotrienols (90% delta-isomers and 10% gamma-isomers), with no tocopherols.
• Vitamin E, Optimized - Vitamin E supplements are often tocopherol-only or mixed tocopherol + tocotrienols. While tocopherol has beneficial effects of its own, it has been shown to interfere with the positive effects of tocotrienols, and can also inhibit absorption of tocotrienols. On their own, tocotrienols vitamin E can unlock a next level of potential benefits.
• Why Switch to Tocotrienols? Research indicates that vitamin E tocotrienols may be more potent at protecting cells against harmful free radicals than tocopherols. The annatto plant offers a cell-nourishing makeup of 90% delta tocotrienols 10% gamma E tocotrienol.
• A Single, Superior Source - The richest known source of naturally occurring tocotrienols is the annatto seed from tree native to Latin America. Our vitamin E supplement features only high quality DeltaGold vitamin E isomers.
• Support Cardiovascular & Liver Health - Vitamin E tocotrienols can support cardiovascular health, skin health, eye health, healthy aging, lung health, can act as supportive bone supplements, and may help maintain a healthy cholesterol metabolism.
• Clinically-Trusted Care - DFH is the #1 practitioner supplement brand recommended by functional medicine professionals and the #1 practitioner supplement brand personally trusted by functional medicine professionals.

Annatto-E® 300 contains 300 mg per softgel of delta/gamma tocotrienols. Commercial vitamin E supplements are typically rich in tocopherols and low or absent in tocotrienols; however, tocotrienol fractions have unique beneficial effects across a variety of tissues that make them desirable for supporting many aspects of health. Research indicates that tocopherols — especially alpha-tocopherol — may interfere with key clinical effects of tocotrienols, so it may be best to take tocotrienols alone, without tocopherols.