Non-enzymatic endogenous antioxidants There are a number of non-enzymatic antioxidants: vitamins (A, C, E, and K), enzyme cofactors (Q10), minerals (Zn and Se), organosulfur compounds (allium and allium sulfur), nitrogen compounds (uric acid), peptides (glutathione), and polyphenols (flavonoids and phenolic acid)
where it appears in clinical or off-label use, it does so through compounding channels that federal regulators have since restricted (see legal status below)
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The consistent thin-film structure supports controlled testing of dissolution behavior, strip uniformity, and formulation stability
Research spanning three decades has mapped how this 15-amino acid peptide interacts with vascular tissue, revealing mechanisms that extend well beyond its better-known healing properties