Vitamin E

Vitamin E is a group of fat-soluble compounds widely recognized for their antioxidant properties and immunomodulatory functions. While Vitamin E is universally regarded as the gold standard of antioxidants, emerging research suggests that it could also play a significant role in cancer treatment.

Breast Cancer: A systematic review showed that Vitamin E consumption decreased the recurrence of breast cancer [5]. 

Leukemia: Studies show that Vitamin E supplementation is beneficial in curbing the growth of leukemias and lymphomas [6].

• Increased Sensitivity to Chemotherapy: Vitamin E could enhance cancer cells' sensitivity to specific chemotherapy drugs, potentially improving treatment outcomes [1].
• Synergy with Radiotherapy: Vitamin E's radioprotective effects might synergize with radiotherapy, enabling higher radiation doses for improved tumor control [1].
• Augmentation of Targeted Therapies: Vitamin E's ability to induce apoptosis could complement targeted therapies, inhibiting cancer cell survival pathways [1].