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Oxidative stress occurs when there are too many free radicals<\/a> in the body. These intermediate products of the metabolic process attack other molecules within the skin cells. This leads to premature skin ageing, physical weakness and sometimes causes diseases of various kinds. The phenomenon of oxidative stress has not yet been researched in every aspect. Here you can find out what is already known and how you can counteract oxidative stress with the nutritional supplements from #INNERBEAUTY – for beauty from within.<\/span><\/p>\n

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What is oxidative stress?<\/h2>\n

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Our breathing supplies the cells of our body with oxygen. In the process, free radicals are always produced. These are certain oxygen molecules such as superoxide, hyperoxide or hydrogen peroxide that are missing an electron. For this reason, they are very unstable and therefore short-lived. In order not to decay, they “steal” one of their electrons from the nearest cell. As a result, the free radicals turn into stable molecules. However, the “stolen” cell has now become unstable (it oxidises). So it procures a new electron from a stable neighbour. This triggers a chain reaction in which more and more cells are damaged. Normally, the body defends itself against this with its antioxidant system. However, if there are too many free radicals in the body, the natural defence system reaches its limits. The body is then exposed to oxidative stress.<\/span><\/p>\n

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What promotes oxidative stress?<\/h2>\n

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If the physical balance between free radicals and antioxidants is right, there is no chain reaction that leads to oxidative stress. On the contrary: free radicals then take on the thankful task of destroying excess cells and thus preventing cancer, for example. Antioxidants are the guardians of order: they prevent too many healthy body cells from oxidising. Then the human body ages at a natural rate.<\/span><\/p>\n

But the balance between sweeping and guarding can quickly become unbalanced. It depends on a person’s circumstances. Does a person smoke? Does she consume excessive amounts of alcohol? Or does she frequently expose herself to the rays of the sun without adequate UV protection? These and various other factors favour the formation of more free radicals in the body. Harmful substances such as ozone, smog or pesticides also play a role. And even those who do not always have the opportunity to eat a balanced and healthy diet take in too few antioxidants after a certain point. Mental and physical stress – for example after an operation or as a result of competitive sport – also promotes oxidative stress.<\/span><\/p>\n

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How does oxidative stress manifest itself?<\/h2>\n

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Oxidative stress manifests itself in various symptoms. Their occurrence depends on the specific regions of the body in which healthy cells are destroyed by free radicals. These areas of the body are particularly frequently affected.<\/span><\/p>\n

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