Theyre produced naturally when your body burns oxygen for energy (in your mitochondria), but also from: Pollution and cigarette smoke Alcohol and processed food UV light and stress In small amounts, free radicals are fine - theyre actually part of your immune defence
(What Does It Do?) Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin thats crucial for many vital metabolic and hormonal functions including the production of digestive enzymes and carrying important nutrients into and out of cells
Whatever its origins, zinc deficiency can pose very serious health challenges
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