§ Rev. Martin Smythasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what studies have been made by his Department of the beneficial effects of vitamin E when taken as a supplement to the normal diet; and if he is satisfied that adequate levels of vitamin E are contained in the normal diet of a normal British person.
§ Mr. John PattenNone, since I am advised that vitamin E deficiency does not constitute a health problem in the United Kingdom. I understand that the normal British diet provides adequate amounts of vitamin E.