Sentences with phrase «oxidative damage created»

They are loaded with precious antioxidants which are needed to keep the free radicals at bay (free radicals, oxidative damage created when cells use oxygen).

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It is largely important to determine if this is the root cause of the anemia because iron supplementation given during this state of inflammation can potentially create more damage and oxidative stress.

«Energy deficits created through both CR and EX reduce DNA and RNA damage to WBC, potentially by reducing systemic oxidative stress», the researchers conclude.

One reason might be the role of fat in inducing oxidative stress and creating free radicals, which are highly reactive atoms and molecules that damage DNA and cellular walls, ultimately killing heart muscle cells.

When we glycate, when we sugarcoat our proteins, we create basically a free radical magnet in our body where those proteins attract free radicals and create damage to our DNA and oxidative stress.

Processed, high fat, sugary foods create more oxidative damage and inflammation in the body.1, 2 This leads to greater fatigue, weakened immunity, mood imbalances, and disease.

If manufacturers who take pains to create a higher quality product were willing to describe their procedure for preventing oxidative damage, which is different than enzymatic damage, then we consumers could get more clarity on which brands are worth buying.

It is very well known that polyunsaturated fats oxidize rapidly when exposed to oxygen and heat, and this oxidation creates free radicals, oxidative damage, and cell death.

Similar to the physical and cellular burn of exercise that creates some oxidizing free radicals, the «stress» from cruciferous vegetables stimulates our mitochondria to produce homemade antioxidants to counterbalance the oxidation and protect our vital DNA.28 Even cancer cells have caught on to this central role of our mitochondria — the bastards can amplify their levels of some of these same pathways — further stressing their importance for survival.25 However, our cells still seem to have the upper hand, as multiple studies show that the organosulfur chemicals in many of these anticancer vegetables can severely stress cancer cells, leading to oxidative damage, and ultimately, death.29

Hard exercise of any sort creates free radicals that cause some damage (called «oxidation») to your muscles, cells and organs, and as your body repairs this damage, you experience biochemical adaptations that make you more resistant to future oxidative damage from high volume or high intensity training.

: that has a 98.6 temperature, you're actually creating oxidative damage — free radical damage, and that's what happens.

Dr. Bernd: that has a 98.6 temperature, you're actually creating oxidative damage — free radical damage, and that's what happens.

∙ antioxidant enzymes and nutrients, protecting the cells - as well as detox enzymes - from oxidative damage by both, the original toxins, and from intermediary compounds created during the process of detoxication.

Exercise creates free - radicals which cause cell damage due to oxidative stress.

Amongst these metabolites including lactate, toxins consist of free radicals and peroxides that create an oxidative stress on your body, damaging essential components of your cells.