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The richest sources of vitamin E are cold-pressed crude vegetable oils, especially wheat germ, sunflower seeds, safflower, and soya bean oils. Eggs, butter, raw or sprouted seeds, and grains - especially whole wheat - are moderately good sources. Meats, fruits, and green leafy vegetables provide small quantities of this vitamin.

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