The common perception of antioxidants focuses on vitamins like C and E, but the category actually spans much wider terrain. Glycine and methionine — basic amino acids — function as antioxidants, as do compounds like PQQ (pyrroloquinoline quinone), Lion's Mane mushroom, and the flavonoid apigenin. This reframing suggests that 'antioxidant support' may require more diverse inputs than a single vitamin pill provides.
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