Key Takeaways:

• Argues, based on clinical experience, that natural vitamin E can help prevent and treat coronary and circulatory disorders, challenging mainstream cardiology of the era.
• Presents case histories and physiological explanations to support vitamin E as a protective antioxidant nutrient for arteries and heart muscle, not just a minor supplement.
• Positions nutrient therapy as a serious medical tool that should be integrated with, rather than dismissed by, conventional treatment—a stance that foreshadows later “orthomolecular” medicine debates.