Thursday, January 8, 2009
The Number of Free Radicals You Produce is NOT Steady / Ray D. Strand, M.D
There are a certain number of free radicals produced when you simply metabolize your food. However, there are many things that increase the number of free radicals you produce:
Excessive Stress
Excessive Exercise
Pollutants in our air, food, and water
Sunlight
Radiation
Medication
Cigarette smoke
Because of our stressful lifestyles, polluted environment, and over- medicated societies, this generation must contend with more free radicals than any previous generation. This leads to a problem known as oxidative stress, which will be the topic of our next post.
RAY D. STRAND, M.D.
Specialist in Nutritional Medicine
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