Study On : Natural Antioxidants In Grapes And Roots And Their Relationship To Cholesterol Levels

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Abdullatif Mansor Alrshedi
Ibrahim Saud Aleid
Muhannad Ali Alghulayqah
Norah Abdulaziz Alrasheed
Mohammed Abdulrahman Alduraywish

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Grapes and roots are well-known for their natural antioxidant properties, which have been shown to have a positive impact on cholesterol levels. This essay explores the relationship between these natural antioxidants found in grapes and roots and how they can potentially help in maintaining healthy cholesterol levels. The methods used to investigate this relationship include a review of scientific literature and studies on the topic. The results reveal the potential benefits of natural antioxidants in grapes and roots in regulating cholesterol levels. The discussion delves into the mechanisms by which these antioxidants work and their implications for overall health. Finally, the conclusion highlights the importance of incorporating grapes and roots into the diet as a natural way to support heart health and cholesterol regulation.

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Abdullatif Mansor Alrshedi

General nutrition specialist, Al-Qawara General Hospital

Ibrahim Saud Aleid

General nutrition specialist,  King Fahd Specialist Hospital in Buraidah

Muhannad Ali Alghulayqah

General nutrition specialist,  Hail General Hospital

Norah Abdulaziz Alrasheed

General nutrition specialist, Imam Abdul Rahman Al-Faisal Hospital

Mohammed Abdulrahman Alduraywish

General nutrition specialist, General Directorate of Health Affairs in Al-Baha Region