"Oxidative stressors" refers to substances or agents that cause a buildup of harmful molecules called free radicals in our body. These free radicals can damage our cells and contribute to various health conditions or diseases. Full definition
This is an excellent summary of toxic elements and oxidative stressors due to heavy metals. (secondopinionphysician.com)
As the body's largest organ, skin plays a crucial role in protecting against oxidative stressors such as UV radiation, x-rays, cigarette smoke, air - borne allergens, mold and other toxins, industrial chemicals, pollution, emotional stress, and poor diet — all of which contribute to aging and disease and a lot of which we encounter everyday. (truebotanicals.com)
In looking at telomere length, an abnormal increase in telomere loss can tell us there may possibly be an immunoproliferative disorder (the inability to handle oxidative stressors), metabolic abnormalcy, or progressive chronic disease that is present. (ultrawellnesscenter.com)