Preservatives, Cell Turnover and Bioavailability

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Fashion & Beauty

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Preservatives, Cell Turnover and Bioavailability

Sauce Ondulée

49 minutes 24 seconds

1 month ago

Preservatives, Cell Turnover and Bioavailability

I think preservatives are bad. Preservative is a broad term but I’m talking especially about those used to preserve meats, fats and fatty acids.

Preservatives such as:

Sodium Nitrate

Sodium Benzoate

Sodium Chloride (regular salt)

BHT

TBHQ

Those are the ones I can think of, top of mind. Blocking cell turnover and blocking absorption.