Vitamin E: The 'Anti-Sterility' Vitamin Explained
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In 1922, American scientists Herbert Evans and Katherine Bishop discovered a substance in leafy greens and wheat germ that was essential for successful reproduction in rats, initially dubbing it "anti-sterility factor X". Today, this substance is known as vitamin E, a potent antioxidant that continues to be researched for its significant role in supporting fertility and reproductive health in both animal and human studies.
