Vitamin E deficiency neuropathy

The main active ingredient of vitamin E in the human body is α-tocopherol, which is an important fat-soluble antioxidant nutrient in the body. Vitamin E includes 8 types of tocopherols, of which the strongest is D (dextral) α-fertility. Phenol (α-tocopherol). Vitamin E deficiency is caused when plasma D (dextral) alpha-tocopherol levels are lower than normal for various reasons. Vitamin E deficiency can cause axon membrane damage to neurons, resulting in axonal mutations in peripheral nerves, spinal ganglia, posterior roots, and posterior spinal column.