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Antioxidants, UVR

Orally administered carotenoids, vitamins provide photoprotection

International report - Ultraviolet radiation (UVR) is a well-established causative factor in the aging of human skin. The overexposure to "harmful" UVA and UVB radiation induces "oxidative stress" in our bodies and accelerates this natural aging process.

According to one expert, orally administered antioxidant supplements can impart photoprotection by supporting the antioxidant defense systems in place in our bodies, and can complement the photoprotection provided by topical sunscreens.

"Accelerated skin aging, as well as the development of skin malignancies, is, in part, attributed to the negative effects of UVR exposure. ...

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