Antioxidants and Inflammation

NAFLD, Brain Tissue Hypoxia and Vitamin E's Role in Stopping Both

NAFLD, Brain Tissue Hypoxia and Vitamin E's Role in Stopping Both

Emerging research suggests that the effects of NAFLD have a direct and deteriorating effect on the brain. Not only do people with NAFLD have increased odds of depression, but also other degenerative neurological conditions, including dementia.

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The Link Between Free Radicals and Cancer

The Link Between Free Radicals and Cancer

Free radicals, and the oxidative stress they can produce, is believed to contribute to the development of cancer. Read on to discover how neutralizing free radicals and preventing oxidative stress can boost your body’s defense against cancer.

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What are Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)?

What are Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)?

Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)—also called oxygen radicals—occur naturally in our bodies. They’re molecular byproducts of everyday metabolic processes; however, they’re incomplete, lacking electrons. As a result, they’re unstable. And, unfortunately, these problematic molecules can build up over time, leading to a variety of serious conditions.

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Krill Oil vs. Fish Oil: Similarities and Differences to Know

Krill Oil vs. Fish Oil: Similarities and Differences to Know

Wondering whether krill oil or fish oil is better for you? While many people take a fish oil supplement to maintain healthy levels of omega-3s—beneficial fatty acids—krill oil is becoming a popular alternative due to its increased bioavailability and its potential for enhanced heart health benefits.

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