Vitamin E is also known as retinol. The major role of vitamin E in the body is to help promote cell
differentiation, particularly of the epithelial cells. A severe case of vitamin E deficiency may lead to xerophthalmia, a destruction of the cornea of the eye.

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Vitamin E is known as tocopherol, not retinol. Retinol is vitamin A, which is associated with cell differentiation and can lead to xerophthalmia if deficient. Vitamin E's major role is as an antioxidant, protecting cell membranes from damage.

Vitamin E Is Also Known as Retinol