More technically, examples of ROS in the body are hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), superoxide (O2-), and the hydroxyl radical (OH)
Lloyd RV, Hanna PM, Mason RP (1997) The origin of the hydroxyl radical oxygenin the Fenton reaction
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Researchers must dissolve the compound via a slow, gentle swirling motion, avoiding any aggressive mechanical agitation, inversion, or shaking
However, if you have particularly sensitive skin or known allergies to any ingredients, we recommend patch testing on a small area first
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