Short but sweet and substantially explained. Although, it is implied (for those who know the meaning of the term oxidative stress) that it's the process of cell damage by the invasion of free radicals.
@@sulymanlukman2192Oxidative stress is when there are more prooxidents than anti oxidants in body is what I heard? Seems pretty clear to me on a macro level, which was all I expected in a 2 minute video..
A condition that may occur when there are too many unstable molecules called free radicals in the body and not enough antioxidants to get rid of them. This can lead to cell and tissue damage. There are many factors that may lead to oxidative stress, including obesity, poor diet, smoking, drinking alcohol, taking certain medicines, and exposure to environmental factors such as radiation, toxins, air pollution, pesticides, and sunlight. Long-term oxidative stress may play a role in aging and the development of chronic inflammation, cancer, and other diseases.
A digestible explanation of a complex topic, amazing!
Wow. I wish I had found this video sooner. This is so well explained!
Heavy metals would also be very prooxidant.
An amazing explanation !!
Brilliant explanation!
Wow, what a brilliant explanation! Thank you!
How to prevent antioxidant stress ? im facing computer over 48hrs.
Complexity of Oxidative Stress in a nutshell, thanks Dr.
great explanation thank you Dr.
Short but sweet and substantially explained. Although, it is implied (for those who know the meaning of the term oxidative stress) that it's the process of cell damage by the invasion of free radicals.
Yes this is what's wrong with me I always thought it was depression no it's tiredness
EXCELLENT TY
very well explained!
What is healthy food?
He said what affects oxidative stress but never said what it is lol
I guess it's not for academic purposes
@@sulymanlukman2192Oxidative stress is when there are more prooxidents than anti oxidants in body is what I heard? Seems pretty clear to me on a macro level, which was all I expected in a 2 minute video..
A condition that may occur when there are too many unstable molecules called free radicals in the body and not enough antioxidants to get rid of them. This can lead to cell and tissue damage. There are many factors that may lead to oxidative stress, including obesity, poor diet, smoking, drinking alcohol, taking certain medicines, and exposure to environmental factors such as radiation, toxins, air pollution, pesticides, and sunlight. Long-term oxidative stress may play a role in aging and the development of chronic inflammation, cancer, and other diseases.
@@StarvingMyselfToLIFE Oxidative stress was absolutely explained! you got it.
@@advancedimmunity Yes I thought it was also...Not sure what more needs to be added.😀✌🏿
LOVE THIS!
helpful. thanks!
from the side, you look like Guy Sebastian
Thanks ❤❤😊😊😊
Its good
WE NEED TO INHALE HYDROGEN!!
Free radicals are like zombies
this is a bad explanation because it's too surface-level. too basic