How it works
Every breath makes free radicals; a healthy body neutralises them. Pollution, smoking, fried food, sun, over-training and poor sleep tip the balance, and the excess damages fats, proteins and DNA — the biology behind visible ageing.
Signs you might recognise
- Skin that looks tired and ages early
- Slow recovery from exercise
- Eye strain and dryness
- Low tolerance for pollution or late nights
Tests your doctor can use
Farmicine never diagnoses. These are the markers a clinician typically looks at for this pattern; bring them to your consultation.
Three phases of the plan
- Calm — reduce the sources: smoking, fried and charred food, chronic sun without protection
- Rebuild — polyphenol-dense plants, vitamin C and E foods, glutathione precursors
- Resolve — a colour-dense plate for life and periodic antioxidant support
Foods that address the pattern
- Amla and citrus
- Green tea
- Nuts and seeds (vitamin E)
- Broccoli sprouts and cruciferous vegetables
- Dark berries, grapes and pomegranate
Maintenance after 90 days: A polyphenol-rich diet with periodic antioxidant support.
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