What Are Free Radicals?
Free radicals are unstable molecules missing an electron. To stabilize, they take electrons from nearby molecules — a normal byproduct of breathing, eating, and exercise.* When production outpaces the body's ability to neutralize them, the resulting state — called oxidative stress — can challenge your natural defenses and contributes to the cellular wear associated with aging.* Antioxidants are the body's electron donors — they neutralize free radicals before they tip the balance.*
- SUPEROXIDE
- HYDROXYL
- PEROXYNITRITE
- SINGLET OXYGEN




