Natural Antioxidants In Grapes And Roots And Their Relationship To Cholesterol Levels

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Saad Mohammed Rabea Alqahtani
Sultan Salman Theab Almutairi
Fahad Abdullah Hamad Albahdal
Abdullah Ayed Ajl Almutairi
Fatemah Sami Ibrahim Khowisah
Abdulelah Abdullah Mohammed Al-Ruways

Abstract

This essay explores the relationship between natural antioxidants found in grapes and roots and their impact on cholesterol levels. The study examines the various antioxidant compounds present in grapes and roots, such as resveratrol and quercetin, and their potential benefits in reducing cholesterol levels. The research methodology involves reviewing relevant literature and studies on the topic. The results suggest that the consumption of grapes and roots rich in antioxidants may help lower cholesterol levels and improve overall cardiovascular health. The discussion delves into the mechanisms by which antioxidants exert their effects on cholesterol metabolism. In conclusion, incorporating antioxidant-rich foods like grapes and roots into a balanced diet may be an effective strategy for managing cholesterol levels and promoting heart health.

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Saad Mohammed Rabea Alqahtani

Nutrition specialist, , Irada and Mental Health Hospital in Al-Kharj

Sultan Salman Theab Almutairi

Clinical nutritionist, , King Khalid Hospital in Al Kharj

Fahad Abdullah Hamad Albahdal

General nutrition specialist, Irada and Mental Health Hospital in Al-Kharj

Abdullah Ayed Ajl Almutairi

Senior Clinical Nutrition Specialist,  Deputyship assistance international cooperation

Fatemah Sami Ibrahim Khowisah

General nutrition specialist,  Irada and Mental Health Hospital in Al Kharj

Abdulelah Abdullah Mohammed Al-Ruways

Clinical nutritionist, Riyadh Third Health Cluster