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Free Radicals - where and how they are formed

Monitor your need for Antioxidants

1. The primary source is from our body during the energy production process within the cells. 98% of the oxygen we breathe is used within our cells in the production of energy. The resultant effect of this energy producing activity is that a very small amount of oxygen that was not used losses electrons creating free radicals.
2. Another important source which creates lots of free radicals is the presence of toxic heavy metals in the body especially those caught up in the cellular tissues. All transition metals with the exception of copper, contains one electron in their outermost shell and can be considered a free radical. Copper, although having a full outer shell of 2 electrons, loses its electron easily and can be considered a free radical too. The following metals are, however, major free radicals creating agents in the body - mercury; calcium; aluminium; lead; chlorine; iron; cadmium
3. From foods that we consume that may have a destructive potential. An example would be fried foods in high temperature, which causes the bonds in the molecule to become unstable.
4. During normal metabolism of fat, carbohydrates and proteins
5. Stress especially oxidative stress. All chemicals and some endocrine hormones create free radicals
6. Low blood supply – generally occurs during heart attacks and strokes – forms free radicals.

1. Environmental contaminants such as pollution. Cigarette smoke in particular increases free radical load tremendously
2. Ionizing and ultraviolet radiation such as from overexposure to sunlight and prolonged exposure to x-rays
3. Excessive or over-exercising
4. Toxic chemicals and pesticides
5. Petroleum based products
6. Unhealthy foods – processed foods, fried foods, barbecued and charbroiled foods
7. Toxic products found in furniture polish and paints – eg., toluene, benzene and formaldehyde

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The above information is provided for general educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace competent health care advice received from a knowledgeable healthcare professional. You are urged to seek healthcare advice for the treatment of any illness or disease.

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Health Canada and the FDA (USA) have not evaluated these statements. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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1 Kit:
Heavy Metals Test kit - General
CAD$11.00

Heavy Metals Test kit - Specific
CAD$20.00

HM-Chelat gentle oral chelation
CAD$35.00

Free Radical Test kit
CAD$18.00


5 Kits:
Heavy Metals Test kit - General
CAD$52.25 ($10.45 each)

Heavy Metals Test kit - Specific
CAD$95.00 ($19.00 each)


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