Antioxidants

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    Evidence is building that consumption of large doses of dietary antioxidant supplements may not always render beneficial health effects, and some may even have a negative effect. Firstly, the role of free radicals causing various chronic diseases is not yet fully clear. There are also some beneficial actions conferred by free radicals in human physiology. Secondly, antioxidant capacity in the body coupled with the immune system may resist the action of dietary antioxidants. Lastly, the dosage of…

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