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Antioxidants Aren’t Always Good For You

Submitted by Shue on Sunday, 31 January 2010No Comment

Antioxidants are constituents of certain food products which reverse the process of oxidation damage to the body. Cellular respiration is an exothermic process and it releases heat. This heat can be damaging to the body. On the long run, it can be serious. But these antioxidants can reverse the damage which is caused to the body. It is used to increase the oxygen intake into the muscles. But recent research has shown that too much of these antioxidants can actually be harmful. It is seen that once something good for the body is found out, the next step is to make it synthetically. These synthetic antioxidants have been used widely by athletes.

We have come to know now that it can cause muscle damage and dystrophy. These are not good for the body, especially since it accelerates the signs of aging. It has been understood that we do not actually need to make a conscious effort to make up for antioxidants. Most of the food items we eat contain a fair amount of antioxidants. It becomes necessary only when we see fatigue and stress regularly in the muscles. Antioxidants are popular today but we need to exercise restrain while using them.

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