We cannot stop free radicals completely. Yet we can reduce their pro-inflammatory effect on the body by eating foods high in powerful antioxidants -- plant chemicals that scavenge and neutralize the free radicals. So far, the known antioxidants include vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium, the carotenoids, which have immune-boosting properties, and the flavonoids, plant compounds that reportedly have antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and antitumor activities.
A deluge of scientific studies reveal that many compounds found in fruits, vegetables, and even whole grains also have antioxidant properties -- some more potent than others.
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