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    What Are Free Radicals?

    According to scientists, 99% of the time, you age because of free radicals

    affect our body. Free radicals are unstable molecules that steal or "scavenge"

    electrons from other molecules. They also damage the DNA and impair the

    cellular functions. However, we can't avoid them as we can't always avoid

    our body's exposure to the sources which generate them. For examples,

    pollution, sunlight, smoking and oxygen. Although the oxygen we breathe is

    converted and used for metabolism, about 1% is left over and is converted to

    harmful free radicals. Therefore, there are over billions free radicals attack our

    body everyday.

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    Free Radicals

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    Selenium (140 mcg) = 6 slices whole wheat bread

    Iron (3 mg) = 4.6 oz. beef fillet

    Copper (2 mg) = 2 cups walnuts

    Chromium (200 mcg) = 5 tablespoons peanut butter

    Manganese (4 mg) = 8 slices whole wheat bread

    Molybdenum (75 mcg) = 6 oz. rice

    Boron (3 mg) = 2 oz. prunes

    Catechins (90 mg) = 4 cups green tea

    Vitamin B12 (30 mcg) = 23 eggs

    Biotin (300 mcg) = 3 cups cooked soy beans

    Pantothenic Acid (30 mg) = 30 cups cauliflower

    Vitamin C (500 mg) = 8 oranges

    Calcium (500 mg) = 1.7 cups milk (3.5% fat)

    Magnesium (250 mg) = 7 oz. tofu

    Zinc (15 mg) = 16 oz. turkey

    Iodine (100 mcg) = 200 oz. canned tuna fish

    Vitamin A (5000 IU) = 16 eggs

    Vitamin D (400 IU) = 4 oz. canned tuna fish

    Vitamin E (300 IU) = 30 tablespoons soy bean oil

    Vitamin B1 (7.5 mg) = 16 cups peas

    Vitamin B2 (8.5 mg) = 20 cups cooked spinach

    Vitamin B3 (40 mg) = 8 oz. canned tuna fish

    Vitamin B6 (10 mg) = 20 cups cooked soy beans

    Folic Acid (600 mcg) = 9 cups raw lettuce

    - Alpha-Lipoic Acid (30 mg) = 530 cups cooked spinach

    Lutein (2 mg) = 1 cup cooked green peas

    Lycopene (5 mg) = 1.3 tomatoes

    - Alpha-Carotene (2 mg) = 0.4 cup cooked carrots

    - Beta-Carotene (6 mg) = 0.8 cup cooked carrots

    Soy Isoflavones (10 mg) = 0.6 cup soy milk

    2...or simply take 2 sachets of LifePak a day?

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