Antioxidant

Delta-Tocopherol

Also known as: δ-Tocopherol, Delta Vitamin E

The least abundant but most potent tocopherol isoform for certain antioxidant and anti-inflammatory actions, inhibits NF-κB more strongly than alpha-tocopherol.

Clinical dose
No established standalone supplement dose; found in mixed tocopherol products
Typical label dose
50–400 mg/day
Category
Antioxidant
  • Antioxidant
  • Anti-Inflammatory
  • Heart Health
  • Longevity

What it is & how it works

Inhibits NF-κB transcription (anti-inflammatory); traps nitrogen radicals more efficiently than alpha-tocopherol; activates PPAR-γ; lesser LDL-oxidation inhibition than alpha.

Dosage

The clinically studied dose is No established standalone supplement dose; found in mixed tocopherol products.On labels you'll typically see 50–400 mg/day.

What the research shows

Full-spectrum vitamin E formulas include delta-tocopherol for NF-κB inhibition that alpha-tocopherol lacks, the isoform balance matters for full anti-inflammatory vitamin E activity.

Studies & citations

Formulas it appears in

  • Antioxidant
  • Heart Health
  • Longevity Formula

Antioxidant

Categories

Delta-Tocopherol FAQ

What is Delta-Tocopherol?

The least abundant but most potent tocopherol isoform for certain antioxidant and anti-inflammatory actions, inhibits NF-κB more strongly than alpha-tocopherol.

How much Delta-Tocopherol should I take per day?

The clinically studied dose is No established standalone supplement dose; found in mixed tocopherol products.

What does Delta-Tocopherol do?

Full-spectrum vitamin E formulas include delta-tocopherol for NF-κB inhibition that alpha-tocopherol lacks, the isoform balance matters for full anti-inflammatory vitamin E activity.

What is Delta-Tocopherol found in?

Antioxidant

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