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Saturday, 13 March 2010 |
So pretty much anything that contains oxygen - carbon monoxide,hydrogen peroxide - can cause free-radical damage. Often thecauses of adverse free-radical damage in the natural world areexhaust fumes, too much sunlight, and other sources that contain oxygen. (Here's where you can find more detailed information on skin care and skin lightening.)
Other Causes of Free-radical Damage to the Skin
Radiation
Radiation may cause the build up of free-radicals. X-rays, gammarays and others may increase the presence of free-radicals in thebody.
Cigarette Smoking
Smoking, aside from being a health hazard to the lungs, has beenknown to cause dry, unhealthy skin, and pale, unhealthy complexion. Also, they have been studied to promote the presence of free-radicals
in the body, further complicating the adverse affects tobacco brings.
Inorganic Particles
There are also other substances that cause free-radical damage. Among these substances are asbestos, quartz, silica.
Gases
Although ozone is not a free-radical, it is a very powerful oxidizingagent. Ozone which degrades under certain conditions, contain twounpaired electrons. This suggests that free-radicals can be formedwhen this decomposition happens. (Here's where you can find more detailed information on skin care and stretch mark remover.)
But wait, don't we all need oxygen to |
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