Antioxidants, such as Vitamin C, are protective particles that can reduce the risk of
disease by neutralizing free radicals.
Anti-oxidants prevent
disease by neutralizing free radicals in the body, preventing them from damaging our important body cells and tissues.
Not exact matches
Lemons contain a great deal of vitamin C that helps to boost the immune system
by neutralizing free radicals that can cause
disease and aging.
They
neutralize free radical damage
by offering up one of their own electrons, thereby helping to prevent and repair cell and tissue breakdown that can result in further damage and
disease — everything from wrinkles to hyperpigmentation.
Free radicals arising from metabolism,
disease, exercise, and environmental factors like smoking, pollution, UV rays are being
neutralized by the antioxidants (mainly glutathione) in our cells.
If
free radicals are not
neutralized by antioxidants, they can damage cells and lead to a number of
diseases, including diabetes, cancer and heart
disease (3).
Antioxidants aid the body
by neutralizing dangerous, highly charged particles called
free radicals, which can cause genetic mutations that lead to
diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and even arthritis.
By neutralizing free radicals, antioxidants are thought to aid in preventing genetic mutations that can lead to many debilitating
diseases, including cancer, arthritis, and even heart
disease.
Antioxidants fight
disease by neutralizing dangerous metabolic waste products, known as
free radicals.
Antioxidants are believed to prevent and fight
disease by neutralizing dangerous, highly - changed waste products, called
free radicals, in the body.
Research suggests that antioxidant - rich foods fight
disease by neutralizing highly charged metabolic waste products called
free radicals.