Over the last few decades, scientists have discovered that the formation of
unstable and damaging oxygen molecules—or “free radicals”—occurs naturally in
the body. The risk of free radical damage is unfortunately increased
in today’s society, where a number of factors conspire to increase free radical production,
including cigarette smoke and pollutants, poor dieting, UV rays, and a lack of exercise.
These free radicals can cause extensive cell damage leading to a host of diseases, ranging
from heart disease and fibromyalgia to sinusitis, from arthritis and vision problems to
Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. ...continued below [click here]
