Understand How Free Radicals Works and How to Minimize it.
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But wait!!
When an apple turns brown it has nothing to do with free radicals!
Free radicals damage refer to the damage of DNA within our cells!
On the other hand an apple turning brown is an enzyme reaction! Its the enzyme polyphenol oxidase that binds oxygen to iron phenols creating a dark brwon colored pigment! Its brown because the compound formed is a transition metal compound similar to the way that a dark brown/red rust is formed on nails!!
I'd happily welcome a debate over this :)
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that only proves that Centrum makes a Rich Nutritive Soup for bacterias and others microorganisms
more than oxidation, the centrum apple was rotting really fast!
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?? lol ....turning brown is natural...if not... they like macdonnalds ..hmmm...
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@davidjohn83 it will help if the vid actually list its supplements contents... but what I can see is that the slice in the centrums are colonized by fungi... its nothing big since spores are everywhere and it make sense that the vitamin broth provide a good nutrient medium for its proliferation (microbials are actually VERY finicky to grow on its own). Its like doing a tissue culture. :)
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i want my food to break down, thats why I don't eat putty. That stuff is preserving dead tissue, not promoting the living.
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fuck with centrum you can die quickly. did they put 1 capsule in water or the box ?
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LOL the music
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Crappy experiiment, you let the first apple to be fill with fungus.
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so why did the centium make the apple look so nasty



so are centrums bad? i dont get the point of the test
davidjohn83 1 year ago
@davidjohn83
Not sure, I never did this test. You might wanna try it.
Someone show me this video, so I decided to post it.
aposwil 1 year ago
Okay so is it the antioxidants that keeping the apple protective from turning rusty looking?
cruedad 2 years ago
Yes, for example. Lemon or pineapple juices, both of which naturally contain antioxidants, and they can be used to coat apple slices and slow enzymatic browning.
aposwil 2 years ago