When your body does not have enough antioxidants to neutralize free radicals, oxidative stress happens. Free radicals are unstable molecules that react with other substances in your body to damage cells or create abnormal ones. As your body performs its everyday functions, free radicals are created naturally. When there are too many free radicals and the oxidative stress in the body becomes too high, cell membranes begin to age, cells may begin to mutate, enzymes are destroyed, and the DNA may become compromised.
High oxidative stress may eventually lead to cancer, premature aging, heart disease, and Alzheimer’s disease. The higher the antioxidant levels in your body the better to fight of oxidative stress. A healthy diet and lifestyle changes can keep free radicals in check.
Antioxidants are key and can prevent and heal the damage of one of the leading causes of disease and aging – oxidative stress. Antioxidants are the key to reducing oxidative stress. Learn the importance of the following antioxidants and include them in your supplement protocol.
To determine if you are in need of increasing your antioxidant levels, a Micronutrient Testing is the best approach.
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