Antioxidants
Antioxidant supplements like alpha-lipoic acid and NAC have a genuinely strong mechanistic story: they measurably lower oxidative stress markers in trials. Whether that translates into a meaningful clinical outcome for an otherwise healthy person is a separate, harder question, and the evidence for that second step is thinner than the biochemistry alone suggests.
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