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Radical stress

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(Elocution) force of utterance falling on the initial part of a syllable or sound.

See also: Radical



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Add to that the fact that only 1 in 8 Americans are getting more than 7 plus fruits and vege servings per day you can see that free radical stress has gone up sharply,and antioxidant protection has come down dramatically.
Some of the most common sources of free radical stress in the body come from smoking, chronic stress, and obesity.
Protective Effects of Curcuminoids on Epidermal Skin Cells Under Free Oxygen Radical Stress, Planta Med.
 
 
 
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