Liquid Anti-Oxidants Blog

Practicing healthy lifestyle habits and eating a well-balanced diet, rich in antioxidants, play an essential role to our visual system.

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Some confusing, yet interesting, news recently surfaced about the link between breast cancer risk and taking vitamins with antioxidants. It’s a classic good news, bad …

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Today you can’t move for healthy solutions to all your aches and pains, mythical or real. Vitamins, antioxidants, algae, super-foods, energy drinks, creams, lotions and potions all promise to give you clear skin, healthy nails and eternal youth.

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Expanding on this recent study, Nutri-Med Logic Corp says that the risk of excessive consumption of any natural product, herbal remedies or dietary supplements would have to weighed against its adverse effects and, additionally, consumers should not take dietary supplement based on hearsay or hype. A case in point is a recent study reporting that certain health risks, associated with excessive …

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Consuming vitamin supplements is not always beneficent for breast cancer as some antioxidants prevent recurrence and death while others do the opposite.

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Breast cancer patients who take antioxidants may have an increased or decreased risk of death or recurrent cancer, depending on which vitamin they use, a new study suggests.

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Breast cancer patients who take antioxidants may have an increased or decreased risk of death or recurrent cancer, depending on which vitamin they use, a new study suggests.

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Breast cancer patients who take antioxidants may have an increased or decreased risk of death or recurrent cancer, depending on which vitamin they use, a new study suggests.

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Researchers say the compounds may not be that effective and could do more harm than good Researchers now say antioxidants have been overhyped and widely misunderstood. Scientists haven’t determined how antioxidants work in our bodies; it’s also unclear whether dietary supplements have any beneficial effect. In some cases, studies suggest antioxidants may cause more harm than good.

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The study, published in JAMA , contrasts the findings of previous research in patients with acute lung injuries (ALI) – such as from pneumonia or sepsis – by finding that those who received dietary supplements including omega-3 fatty acids, gamma-linolenic acid, and antioxidants have more days on a ventilator, more days in an intensive care unit (ICU), and a slightly increased (though not …

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