Combat The Free Radicals In Your System With Antioxidants
Few people will have heard of ‘free radicals’ and ‘antioxidants’. These are important as the World Health Organisation says that at least 60 diseases have been associated with free radical damage. The WHO also says that by taking antioxidants we increase our immunity as they act as a scavenging system to free radicals. Antioxidants can be taken in tablet form or in liquid form in a drink such as Pomesteen.
I have personal experience of how antioxidants can improve health. A couple of days before Christmas 1999 I was ill with pancreatitis. Although I was 55 at the time I had never had any serious illnesses so this came as quite a shock. I was taken to my local hospital where I spent 3 weeks. Most of that time I was on a drip and unable to eat or drink. During the last 2 or 3 days I was allowed to eat and once I had proved I was able to keep the food inside me I was allowed home.
About a month later I went back to the hospital for a checkup and was told that I had experienced a life-threatening illness for which there was no treatment. I was also told it would likely happen again. As you can imagine I left the hospital feeling very depressed. And the doctor was right; I had another bout at Easter. At the time we were visiting my wife’s parents in York so I was taken to the local hospital where I spent 4 weeks, again most of the time I was attached to a drip. Again I was told there was no treatment.When I got home I searched the Internet fro treatment for pancreatitis and found that the Manchester Royal Infirmary had for the past 20 years been successfully treating the illness with a combination of vitamins – antioxidants. To cut a long story short I now take a daily dose of antioxidants and I have not had any more problems. As pancreatitis is a life threatening illness, antioxidants may well have saved my life.|Those with medical knowledge may know that the usual causes of pancreatitis are excess alcohol consumption or gall stones. I have never really been a drinker and certainly have never drunk to excess, and my gall bladder is fine. My pancreatitis was diagnosed as ‘idiopathic’, which means peculiar to me. So the improvement to my health was down to the antioxidants and, I suppose, the Internet as without that I would never have found the treatment.|When I got home I searched the Internet for treatment for pancreatitis and found that for the last 20 years a hospital in Manchester was successfully treating pancreatitis with a combination of vitamins and minerals, mainly antioxidants. The quantities I take each day are above the normal dose and you should do this only if your medical adviser has prescribed this, but it works for me.[/spin]