doses from supplements. Extensive studies and reviews of clinical trials suggest that, while it may offer benefits in other areas, high-dose vitamin E supplementation has been associated with a modest increase in the risk of hemorrhagic stroke (the type of stroke caused by bleeding in the brain).
It’s important to emphasize that this doesn’t happen to everyone, and the overall stroke risk scenario is complex—some data even show a slight reduction in ischemic strokes (caused by blood clots). However, the potential for increased bleeding risk is something that deserves attention,
