DNA Breaks Explained
Environmental chemicals, from plastics to ink, contribute to DNA breaks, which occur naturally in the body at an astonishing rate of 20 trillion daily. Interestingly, certain foods, particularly plant molecules like sulforaphane, can also induce DNA damage. This highlights the complex relationship between our diet and cellular health, suggesting that while we can't escape DNA breaks entirely, we can strive to minimize their impact.In this clip
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