General Health

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In something of a paradox, the exercise and strength training that’s meant to keep our bodies healthy actually creates an excess of free radicals. Managing them post-workout is an important step not only in exercise recovery, but for long-term health. Endurance athletes and bodybuilders rely heavily on growth hormones to develop and strengthen their muscles, and the free radicals produced during bouts of training can have lasting, negative impacts on development.

Antioxidants are just as crucial for men’s health as a healthy diet and regular exercise. They move around the body, seeking out harmful free radicals that can negatively impact several key aspects of a man’s health, including muscle mass, mood and much more.