This article suggests the whole theory of the role of antioxidants in
health is misunderstood, in fact they suggest they are negating the
helpful benefits of free radicals in fighting infection and disease
prevention:
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Are antioxidants helpful or not?
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Hey Mark De Toad your link to an article entitled "Very-low-calorie Diet Controls Teens' Diabetes"
as written by one of the Reuter's moron writers.<[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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This article suggests the whole theory of the role of antioxidants in health is misunderstood, in
fact they suggest they are negating the helpful benefits of free radicals in fighting infection
and disease prevention: -
William A. Noyes said:
Hey Mark De Toad your link to an article entitled "Very-low-calorie Diet Controls Teens' Diabetes"
as written by one of the Reuter's moron writers.Momre interestingly 'A high-protein, low-card, very-low-calorie diet is effective short-term
treatment for ...type 2 diabetes'. -
Sorry, I previously used the wrong url to this article, here are two
articles on the topic of the soundness of the antioxident theory with
regard to disease and disorders and which suggest that free radicals play
an important role in the immune system to prevent disease: -
The first article implies that producing fewer free radicals is more important than being able to
get rid of them. The second says that free radicals are produced as a reaction to disease. What I
get from this is that healthy organisms live longer. -
[email hidden] [email hidden] [email hidden] Once upon a time, our fellow Robert Klute
rambled on about "Re: Are antioxidants helpful or not?." Our champion De-Medicalizing in
sci.med.nutrition retorts, thusly ...Quoted message said:
The first article implies that producing fewer free radicals is more important than being able to
get rid of them. The second says that free radicals are produced as a reaction to disease. What I
get from this is that healthy organisms live longer.Thanks for the commentary.
Why Mark 'the Toad' totally bungled his post is totally beyond me?
Oh yeah! Mark 'the Toad' is a science geek.
Ha, ... Hah, Ha!
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