Garlic can have a powerful antioxidant effect in the body, which means it helps to protect against
damaging free radicals which can cause cancer.
Not exact matches
Tomatoes also contain the antioxidant vitamins A and C,
which fight cell
damaging free radicals.
They have twice the amount of vitamin C as a Russet,
which helps protects your cells from
free -
radical damage.
ORAC scores measure the ability of antioxidants to absorb
free radicals (that come from pollution and toxins in our environment),
which cause cell and tissue
damage and can lead to diseases such as cancer.
Vitamin C is also an antioxidant
which can help prevent
damage to our skin by
free radicals.
They're high in antioxidants
which means they help combat
free radicals to reduce our disease risk and oxidative
damage.
Oxidation is a chemical reaction that releases
free radicals,
which proceed to cause cell
damage.
This bright colored «superfood» is a powerful antioxidant
which minimizes
damage from
free radicals.
They're also a good source of zinc,
which benefits the prostate, as well as omega - 3s
which provide protection from inflammation, heart disease, and
free radical damage.
Yellow squash also contains lutein and zeaxanthin,
which are vital for maintaining eye health and reducing
damage from
free radicals.
The oxidation process creates
free -
radicals which can
damage the body» s cells.
Trans fats react with oxygen and iron in the bloodstream to create
free radicals which cause tissue
damage and fry your arteries.
Antioxidants are an immediate defense line against destructive
free radicals which interact with and
damage cells.
Oats contain unique antioxidant compounds called avenanthramides,
which help to prevent
free radical damage.
However, this study may offer more useful applications for American diets, since the main dietary oils in the U.S. are the polyunsaturated oils from corn and soy,
which are very prone to oxidation and
free radical damage when heated.
Chilly weather calls for this spicy ingredient,
which can help even skin tone and improve elasticity, Its 40 + antioxidant properties also fight aging and prevent
damage from
free radicals.
The salmon provides high quality omega - 3 fatty acids EPA & DHA that are essential for neuronal firing and the powerful anti-oxidant astaxanthin
which protects the nervous system from
free radical damage.
They're a source of carotenoids,
which help prevent
free radical damage, and are considered to be an anti-inflammatory food (two more points for skin care).
Eggplant is loaded with phytonutrients that act as antioxidants that help to reduce the number of
free radicals in the body
which damage cells and may contribute to certain diseases, including some cancers and heart diseases.
Goji berries are a natural treatment for macular degeneration and beneficial for vision because of their high levels of antioxidants (especially zeaxanthin),
which can help stop
damage from UV light exposure,
free radicals and other forms of oxidative stress.
Antioxidants fight
free radicals in the body,
which are produced in the body -LCB- exposure to sun, exercise,
damage to cell -RCB-.
Barley grass may help prevent cancer due to the antioxidants it contains,
which destroys the
free radicals that
damage healthy cells.
Most commercial skin care products in the US today are made from polyunsaturated oils
which oxidize and turn rancid very quickly causing
free radical damage in the skin.
Arginine also acts like an antioxidant by reducing lipid peroxidation
which is a harmful process that creates cell
damage from
free radicals.
Magnesium is required for DNA and RNA synthesis as well as the synthesis of glutathione,
which is a powerhouse antioxidant that combats
free radicals and cellular
damage.
Palm fruit oil is also a good source of Vitamin E due to its high levels of tocopherols and tocotrienols,
which are effective in removing
damaging oxygen -
free radicals from our bodies.
Like all pumpkins, they are high in beta - carotene, an antioxidant that may help in the fight against
free -
radical damage (
which can lead to big health problems including cancer).
Real food is high in antioxidants
which fight
free radical damage.
This exceptional food offers antioxidant and anti-inflammatory protection to your cells, preventing DNA
damage caused by
free radicals and reduces oxidative stress
which leads to premature aging.
As well as being a great source of Vitamin C, strawberries are rich in antioxidants,
which are vital in defending the body from
free radical damage.
The way
free radical do their
damage is by carrying around one or more unpaired electrons,
which makes them unstable.
Then that cell (now a
free radical) goes and steals an electron from another healthy cell
which essentially starts a
free radical cascade that can cause serious DNA
damage if it continues.
It also contains high concentrations of beta carotene
which protects the body against
damage from pollutants and
free radicals.
Antioxidants rid the body of of
free radicals which damage the body's cells in later life and contribute to conditions like heart disease and cancer.
That's because it comes from plants,
which are prolific producers of polyphenols, antioxidant compounds believed to mop up so - called
free radicals, very reactive molecules that can
damage DNA.
Specifically, the Mount Sinai study was designed to test whether pharmacological compounds designed to block the function of XPO1 / CRM1 could stop disease progression in mouse models that exhibit some of the characteristics of MS. Researchers found that two chemical agents (called KPT - 276 and KPT - 350) prevented XPO1 / CRM1 from shuttling cargo out of the nucleus of nerve cells,
which protected them from
free radicals and structural
damage.
In these animals, there was no gender gap in heart disease, and female mice were highly susceptible to oxidative
damage from
free radicals,
which boost plaque formation in arteries.
But some clinical trials have suggested that such antioxidants,
which sop up DNA -
damaging molecules called
free radicals, have the opposite effect and raise cancer risk in certain people.
At the hearing, Carpenter suggested that cell phones may increase the brain's production of reactive forms of oxygen called
free radicals,
which can interact with and
damage DNA.
But she's baffled by how
free radicals —
which have very short lifetimes and travel short distances — could reach the nucleus of even adjacent cells in time to inflict DNA
damage.
Exactly how the tea protects against heart disease remains unclear, but Kuriyama speculates that antioxidant chemicals in green tea, called polyphenols, reduce the action of
free radicals in the body,
which may
damage cells.
Pathogens may also generate
free radicals,
which can
damage DNA.
The body protects itself against
free radicals using antioxidants, but if the level of antioxidants is too low, radiation produces oxidative stress and genetic
damage,
which leads to aging and death.
This metabolic demand makes brain cells particularly vulnerable to
damage from oxidative stress, in
which reactive oxygen species (ROS), sometimes called
free radicals, exert toxic effects on cellular components.
This caused oxidative stress — too much oxygen that
damages healthy cells — and allowed the release of harmful molecules, called
free radicals,
which resulted in serious illness.
It's thought that this
damage happens when photons (light particles) create
free radicals,
which are highly reactive molecules that can «poison» cells and kill them, Van Gelder said.
The Einstein team suspected that cysteine was helping to kill TB bacteria by acting as a «reducing agent» that triggers the production of reactive oxygen species (sometimes called
free radicals),
which can
damage DNA.
In addition to shutting down OXPHOS, the OXPHOS - produced internal
free radicals must have also indiscriminately
damaged many other parts of the mitochondrial DNA, and probably the mitochondrial membrane as well, as compared to normal mitochondria
which are constantly dividing and refreshing their membranes.
Organisms
which age more slowly consistently display lower rates of mitochondrial
free radical damage.
Closely correlated with this is the observation that organisms
which age more slowly also consistently display lower rates of mitochondrial
free radical damage.