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unstable molecules created by the metabolism and environmental factors such as pollution, UV rays and sunlight. They damage cells and lead to premature ageing and, at worst, cancer.
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Highly reactive molecules produced during normal metabolic processes in the body. Smoking, ageing and degenerative diseases all increase the production of free radicals.
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free-floating electrons resulting from oxidation that hve been linked to the aging process, cancer, and autoimmune diseases
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Active oxygen species (AOS), a collective term for radicals and other nonradical but reactive species derived from oxygen, including O-, HO- and H2O2.
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Reactive species which usually have an unpaired, or free, electron.
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An uncharged atom or molecular species that has one or more unpaired electrons. Free radical are very reactive
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Molecules responsible for premature aging and tissue damage, although antioxidant ingredients can help prevent them settling on skin
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are molecules responsible for premature aging and tissue damage, although antioxidant ingredients can help prevent them settling on skin
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Chemical compounds that can damage cells and oxidize LDL cholesterol so that it is more likely to be deposited in the walls of arteries.
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Highly unstable molecules created in the body by sunlight, cigarette smoke, and pollution that latch onto and damage cells in ways that can lead to roughness, sagging, and wrinkling.
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Highly reactive molecules that possess unpaired electrons. Caused by a number of factors, look at Antioxidants for prevention.
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Highly reactive molecules that possess unpaired electrons. Caused by a number of factors, look at Antioxidants for prevention.
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Unstable molecules that try to steal electrons from stable molecules, creating a chain of other unstable molecules that can damage the skin, leading to wrinkles and aging skin. Environmental factors like pollution, UV rays, smoke and pesticides all contribute to create skin-threatening free radicals. See also: Antioxidants
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Highly reactive molecules capable of causing damage in brain and other tissues. Free radicals are common by-products of normal chemical reactions occurring in cells. The body has several mechanisms to deactivate free radicals.
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Highly reactive atoms or molecules with an unpaired electron. Free radicals are created from many metabolic processes, inflammation and sun damage. They contain one or more unpaired electrons and scavenge, or steal, electrons from other molecules, thus damaging those molecules. In terms of your skin, free radicals can damage collagen and elastin. A...
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