- Reactive oxygen species are produced in the body to protect it from foreign substances or stimulus from the outside.
- If the amount produced is adequate, they attack foreign substances (such as bacteria and viruses) and thus protect the body.
- If there are too many reactive oxygen species, they begin to injure the body itself (cell structures and internal organs).
- As a result, they can cause lifestyle-related diseases (cerebral and cardiological disorders) and cancer.
- Others: Neuralgia, poor circulation, fatigue, inflammation (hay fever and rhinitis are inflammatory disorders), etc.
Enzymes that help eliminate reactive oxygen species are as follows.