Does vitamin E help a stroke patient?

The Physicians' Health Study II did not show any benefit after 400 IU every other day for eight years, for heart attack, stroke, coronary mortality or all-cause mortality.
 
AlexPowell said:
The Physicians' Health Study II did not show any benefit after 400 IU every other day for eight years, for heart attack, stroke, coronary mortality or all-cause mortality.
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I find something right now:
A few years back Markus Schürks, MD led a research team that concluded that vitamin E actually increased the risk of hemorrhagic stroke but a decrease risk for ichesmic stroke.

So what does this mean? According to the study, not much actually. Vitamin E didn’t really majorly affect the risk of stroke and some concluded that the risk was only upped to one extra stroke per ~1,400 patients.

But since the study upped risk by 20% in hemorrhagic stroke, I’d stave off the Vitamin E and stick to folic acid, Viramin C, and B12 vitamins, all which are good to take if you are at risk for a stroke or have had one in the past.
 
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