LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT ANTIOXIDANTS IN THE CEREAL GRAINS - A REVIEW

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LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT ANTIOXIDANTS IN THE CEREAL GRAINS - A REVIEW

Henryk Zieliński

Publication date: 2002-03-31

Pol. J. Food Nutr. Sci. 2002;52(1):3–9

KEYWORDS

cereal whole grains

tocopherols and tocotrienols

Oxidative stress

chronic diseases

ABSTRACT

The biological bases for the relation of the cereal grains low molecular weight antioxidants intake to the reduction of risk for chronic diseases caused by oxidative stress have been discussed in this article.

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