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What causes excess free radicals?

April 26, 2017causes excess free radicals

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What causes excess free radicals?

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Tobacco smoke, alcohol, pollution, insecticides, radiation, chemicals in the home or at work, and excessive amounts of sunlight are all prolific contributors to the formation of free radicals. Other causes include a high-fat diet, stress, insufficient sleep, and strenuous exercise.

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(back to top) Tobacco smoke, alcohol, pollution, insecticides, radiation, chemicals in the home or at work, and excessive amounts of sunlight are all prolific contributors to the formation of free radicals. Other causes include a high-fat diet, stress, insufficient sleep, and strenuous exercise.

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Tobacco smoke, pollution, insecticides, radiation, chemicals in the home or at work alcohol, stress, lack of sleep, a poor diet, pollution, and excessive amounts of sunlight are all prolific contributors to the unwanted formation of free radicals.

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Excessive amounts of sunlight, pollutants, tobacco smoke, alcohol, insecticides, radiation, chemicals in the home or at work, are all contributors to the formation of free radicals.

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Answer “Tobacco smoke, alcohol, pollution, insecticides, radiation, chemicals in the home or at work, and excessive amounts of sunlight are all prolific contributors to the formation of free radicals. Other causes include a high-fat diet, stress, insufficient sleep, and strenuous exercise.