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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2017 · 15 MIN

The effects of oxidative stress on our health

from Encouraging women to live well · host Zenobia DeVeaux Bailey

Oxidative stress occurs in our bodies when our cells and tissues are oxidized.  Too much oxygen compromises the body's ability to recycle and recover from free radicals; the oxygen molecules that can potentially cause us damage.  The effect of this damage is often likened to the corrosion properties of rust.  In fact, there's even a concept that neurodegenerative diseases stem from oxidative stress; referred to as brain rust. Join me July 17th, at 3:30pm PST, when I introduce ways we can "rustproof" ourselves.  Call in on (646) 716-8344 during the show or feel free to leave a comment (below) or send an email to: [email protected]    Voice mail messages can be left at: 650.741.4137 and you may visit my online wellness market for your natural nutritional supplements, 24/7.  

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