When Not To Take Antioxidants

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Antioxidants have health benefits, but that does not mean that they should be taken in excess or at particular times when you are trying to improve body composition. Coach Kassem discusses timing, sources, and situational use for antioxidants.


Timestamps

1:50 Mitigating all stressors is not the goal

2:30 The importance and use of phytonutrients

3:00 Supplemental vs whole food sources

4:00 Times to avoid high dose antioxidants

5:40 How going low carb can make it more difficult to manage oxidative stress

7:15 Diversity vs high dose antioxidants


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