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Antioxidants Failures & Dangers - The consequent fall of free radical theory (Paperback)
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Antioxidants Failures & Dangers - The consequent fall of free radical theory (Paperback)
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In Antioxidant Failures and Dangers, Dr. Howes presents 316 study
reports showing the ineffectiveness of common antioxidants,
including vitamins A, C & E, resveratrol, lycopene (tomatoes),
flavonoids (chocolate), omega-3 fish oil, ferulic acid, quercetin,
pine tree extract, pomegranate juice, etc. Shockingly, 90 of these
study reports reveal harmful (adverse) effects associated with the
use of these antioxidants, ranging from increased risk of cancer to
increased risk of heart disease and stroke. There are also over a
dozen reports showing an increased overall mortality risk. Dr.
Howes emphasizes the significance of inadvertently overloading with
antioxidants and producing a dangerous prooxidant insufficiency
state. Prooxidants are essential for protection against pathogens
(infections) and cancer development. He further points out the
increasing sales of antioxidant supplements due to misleading and
powerful advertising campaigns. Even medical personnel and cancer
survivors have been misinformed and they erroneously believe that
the injudicious use of antioxidants is good for their overall
health. The available scientific evidence shows that antioxidant
overkill is a serious threat to one's well being and sets the stage
for the development of a wide range of common diseases and the
shortening of their life spans. These study reports included over
15 million human participants or subjects from countries throughout
the world. These studies represent a solid basis for the consequent
downfall of the free radical theory (FRT). The FRT lacks
predictability and reproducibility and is invalidated and nullified
because, after 50 years of testing, it does not meet the
requirements of the scientific method. The free radical theory has
fallen
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