Study Supports Silica Hydride As An Antioxidant
Recently, an in vitro study was conducted using a series of techniques and analysis to test the efficacy of a nonprescription product, silica hydride, marketed for its ability as an antioxidant. Silica hydride is a novel, silica based polymeric colloid that contains interstitially placed hydride or hydrogen ions (H - ions). The study objectively and quantitatively illustrated the in vitro antioxidant properties of silica hydride and showed that the use of silica hydride as a free radical scavenger and antioxidant seems very promising. For more information go to the Source: Journal of Medicinal Food, Volume 5, 2002.
Recently, an in vitro study was conducted using a series of techniques and analysis to test the efficacy of a nonprescription product, silica hydride, marketed for its ability as an antioxidant. Silica hydride is a novel, silica based polymeric colloid that contains interstitially placed hydride or hydrogen ions (H - ions). The study objectively and quantitatively illustrated the in vitro antioxidant properties of silica hydride and showed that the use of silica hydride as a free radical scavenger and antioxidant seems very promising. For more information go to the Source: Journal of Medicinal Food, Volume 5, 2002.