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Thumbs up Antioxidants: New Kid on the Block for Pain Relief?
http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/525046/?sc=rsmn

http://www.rsd-crps.co.uk/research.htm

http://www.nel.edu/pdf_/24_5/NEL240503A01_Rokyta_.pdf

"Antioxidants, when properly used, may not only
protect CNS against free radicals, but they are also able
to decrease the sensation of pain"

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