Antioxidants and Free Radicals


by Lambert Klein - Date: 2007-03-13 - Word Count: 267 Share This!

Free radicals are bad cells that cause permanent damage to cardiovascular system. In an effort to protect and improve cell growth, antioxidants play a significant role. You may have heard of some of the well-known antioxidants such as: acai and lycopene. These are just two of the antioxidants which are found in the supplement resveracine, formulated by Dr. Chappell.

While your body has built natural methods of antioxidants in order to neutralize the free radicals, today's environment and other lifestyle factors have increased free radicals in our body. Vegetables and fruits play a central role in improving one's health. Some of these nutrients which are now components in the supplement resveracine include: curcumin; quercitin; lycopene and the acai berry.

In addition, research has determined that high blood levels of selenium decrease the risk of advanced prostate cancer. In fact, selenium is another ingredient in resveracine. Some of the phytochemicals, such as those mentioned above include: lycopene, lutein and zeaxanthin (also ingredients in resveracine), and are derived from tomatoes; carrots; watermelon; kale and spinach. Phenonols, polyphenols, and phenolic compounds, which are acids, can be found in grapes; blueberries; strawberries; cherries; grapefruit; cranberries; raspberries; blackberries; and tea.

The connection between these antixodants is that they are all contributing to the promotion of cell growth, and can be obtained by taking a supplement such as resveracine. While having a glass of red win may blur the mind; this supplement contains all of the necessary components without the fuzzy after-effects.

Check online and read all about resveracine and how it can promote cardiovascular fitness and control cholesterol, as well as other benefits to your health.


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