Check the health inside your cells

Oxidative stress is the imbalance of free radicals and antioxidants in your body that leads to cell damage. It plays a role in many conditions like cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and heart disease.  There is no way to prevent oxidative stress in your body.  The only way to prevent cell damage is the use of antioxidants from our food and/or supplementation.

Oxidative stress is caused by lifestyle factors such as smoking, poor diet, alcohol use, stress, excessive exercise, and medications.  It is also caused by environmental factors such as air pollution, radiation, toxins, industrial chemicals, and pesticides.   

When oxidative stress is not neutralized by antioxidants in the body, cellular damage occurs.  Long term oxidative damage can cause fatigue, systemic inflammation, brain fog, memory issues, premature aging, DNA damage, headaches, weight loss resistance, muscle and/or joint pain, and decreased eyesight.  

There are many ways to get antioxidants to counteract the free radicals from oxidative stress and help keep our cells functioning properly.  Antioxidants are found in many different foods such as vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, legumes, herbs, and spices. 

The body's master antioxidant is called glutathione.  Other types of antioxidants are vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin A, quercetin, zinc, selenium, and superoxide dismutase (SOD).  If someone is eating the standard American diet, then supplementation to keep the body in homeostasis and functioning properly, supplementation with antioxidants is necessary.  Here at Trinity Love Wellness, the product we recommend is Provizion GSH.  

Visit www.provizion.com/trinitylovewellness to learn more.  You can purchase Provizion GSH directly by clicking here.

At Trinity Love Wellness, we have the ability to test the overall oxidative stress in your cells and how it is impacting cellular health.  Included in the 90 day cellular detox are 2 UR-oxy urine tests to check  urinary malondialdehyde levels, offering insights into inflammation levels, oxidative stress levels, and cellular vitality.  Additional tests can be purchased separately by clicking below.  

In addition, Oxidative Stress Urine test 2.0 can be purchased separately.  This test is more comprehensive.   It looks for:

• Lipid Peroxides - Lipid peroxides are harmful molecules formed when fats in your body react with free radicals during oxidative stress. They can damage cell membranes and contribute to various health problems. When oxidative stress occurs, there are too many free radicals, which can lead to the creation of lipid peroxides. Measuring lipid peroxides can help assess the level of oxidative stress and the extent of cellular damage in your body.
• 8-OHdG - 8-OHdG, or 8-hydroxy-2'-deoxyguanosine, is a marker of DNA damage caused by oxidative stress. It forms when free radicals attack DNA, leading to changes that can be harmful to cells. Measuring 8-OHdG levels helps assess the extent of oxidative stress and potential DNA damage in the body. High levels of 8-OHdG indicate increased oxidative stress and can be linked to various health issues, including aging and certain diseases.