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Free radicals and oxidative stress

The latest topic in modern medicine 

Free radicals cause most pathologies and the ageing process in living beings. 
Normally the human body is equipped with an antioxidant system to defend itself against these free radicals. 
If the quantity of free radicals produced becomes too large, which may occur if you follow an unhealthy diet, smoke or drink too much alcohol, your antioxidant system cannot neutralize the amount of free radicals any more - 
 you suffer from 
antioxidative stress.

 
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The effects
  • Increased cell oxidation and early ageing
  • Skin ageing
  • Organic damages which may even lead to DNA alterations
  • Oxidation of the lipids with arteriosclerosis

Free radicals constitute a serious risk to your health.

The only method for measuring free radicals in your blood so far has been ESR (Electron Spin Resonance) which is very costly and time-consuming.

 


 

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