oxidative stress

What Are the Common Sources of Oxidative Stress in Children?

Several factors can contribute to oxidative stress in children:
Environmental pollutants such as tobacco smoke and industrial chemicals.
Poor dietary habits lacking in antioxidants.
Infections and inflammatory diseases.
Exposure to radiation.
Physical and emotional stress.

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