Toxicity and Oxidative Stress

Toxicity, oxidative stress, free radicals, activated oxygen species (EOA) and antioxidants have become well-known terms in the medical context as well as in large corporations. In the early 2000s, these notions were generally only mentioned in scientific and technical events. But currently, the synthesis of chemicals, the pharmaceutical industry, medical research and analysis laboratories, the press and the general public have massively disseminated information relating to the actions of oxidative stress and the benefits of antioxidants. In recent years, the status of oxidative stress presents one or more threats to public health as well as significant anomalies concerning the general parameters of the living organism. Indeed, some values measured in some people are not within the health standards. It is encouraged to optimize these values by dietary adjustments and / or taking adequate supplements. Among the theories proposed to explain aging, stochastic theories attribute a preponderant role to reactive oxygen species.

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Arzt. Djabali Nacira; geboren am 17.03.1975 in El-Tarf (Algerien), Hochschullehrer, promovierter Naturwissenschaftler (Biologie und Tierphysiologie), Forscher im Bereich Physiopathologie und Toxikologie am Department of Biology of Chadli Bendjedid Universität in El-Tarf (Algerien) seit 2004.