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氧化应激和食物作为药物的药物

DuWayne A Carlson1, Cheryl True2, Christopher G Wilson3

  • 1Community Hospital of Grand Junction, Grand Junction, CO, United States.

Frontiers in nutrition
|September 12, 2024
PubMed
概括

食物通过优化氧化还原平衡而作为药物,这是健康和疾病的关键因素. 了解氧化应激和采用饮食策略对于健康至关重要.

关键词:
抗氧化剂生活方式抗氧化剂 抗氧化剂是一种抗氧化剂.氧化应激是一种氧化应激.有助于氧化剂的亲氧化剂.加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品加工食品氧化还原平衡的重氧化平衡.三重氧化剂水槽水槽全食抗氧化剂 全食抗氧化剂

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