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Antioxidantes em situações de estresse oxidativo: entenda os benefícios 

Quando produzidas em excesso, as EROs podem causar danos celulares irreversíveis
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O estresse oxidativo ocorre quando há um desequilíbrio entre a produção de espécies reativas de oxigênio (EROs), também conhecidas como radicais livres, e a capacidade do organismo em neutralizá-las a partir de antioxidantes(1). Quando produzidas em excesso, as EROs podem causar danos celulares irreversíveis

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