AI Article Synopsis
- Reactive oxygen species (ROS) are linked to chronic inflammation, such as in asthma.
- Increased production of ROS and a weakened antioxidant defense can cause oxidative stress and damage.
- Antioxidants could be a potential treatment option for managing asthma.
Article Abstract
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) participate in chronic inflammation, e.g. asthma. Augmented ROS production and deteriorated antioxidative barrier on the other hand leads to oxidative stress and increased oxidative damage as a result. Therefore antioxidants may be used in therapy of asthma.
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