Why Aging Is, at a Molecular Level, Electron Theft

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Aging and chronic illness can be reframed as cumulative electron theft: free radicals strip electrons from healthy cells to stabilize themselves, leaving oxidative damage in their wake. This turns the vague notion of 'getting older' into a concrete, measurable mechanism — one that antioxidants exist specifically to interrupt.

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