Archive for the ‘Antioxidant’ Category

Antioxidant

Antioxidants are defined by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as substances, which may be applied in preserving food by retarding deterioration, rancidity or discolouration due to oxidation. Antioxidants inhibit oxidative processes by reacting with free radicals, through metal chelation, and by scavenging singlet oxygen.

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Source of Antioxidant

Mostly, secondary plant metabolites are antioxidants. Normal physiological processes synthesize most of the antioxidants in the human body at any one time, while the balance comes from food. All dietary sources of antioxidants come from secondary plant metabolites. Some are polyphenols; other important ones are not, like alpha- and beta-carotene and lycopene. These important carotenoid antioxidants [...]

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Grape Seed as Anticancer

Besides rich in antioxidants, grapes developed as potential anticancer natural remedies, especially reducing skin cell abnormalities due to exposure to sunlight. That is, such as skin and flesh, the seeds were abundant grape efficacious compounds. That’s the conclusion of researchers from the University of Alabama, United States, against mice. In his research, a group of [...]

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Dietary Intake of Polyphenols and Antioxidants

The average daily dietary intake of flavonoids in the United States has been estimated at about one gram per person, with almost half coming from cola, cocoa, beer, and wine. Fruits contributed a little less than one-third of daily consumption. Flavonol consumption has been studied more intensively than other types of flavonoids. A detailed review [...]

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Increase Antioxidant in Daily

We can get antioxidant from our daily food. Opportunity to obtain antioxidant is huge and can be preserved by ourself, such as: a. eating more fruits and vegetables; b. choosing fruits and vegetables that contain high levels of relatively bioavailable antioxidants and polyphenols; Tags:antioxidant

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Salmon for Preventing Wrinkles on the Skin

Salmon were known as food for the brain which also has properties as food to maintain healthy skin. Salmon can treat the occurrence of wrinkles on the skin and maintain healthy skin appearance. Why Salmon? Salmon is a fish that is rich in unsaturated fat Omega 3 can reduce the production of particles cause inflammation [...]

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