• Provide anti-cancer components.
• Promote anti-oxidation in digestion and body tissue to help slow aging.
• Promote anti-oxidation on cell surface where the damage is prominent.
• Activate cell's internal, natural anti-oxidation mechanisms to block oxidation inside cells.
• Help prevention and resolution of atherosclerosis in blood vessels for healthy blood flow.
• Provide the critical and essential trace mineral Selenium for nutrition & as a potent antioxidant.
• Provide synergistic and diverse anti-oxidation effects through multiple antioxidant combinations.

Guardian Health scientists have combined some of the most potent and natural antioxidant to a supplement called “Tri-Antioxidant”. It is unique among antioxidant health products on the market. It combines selenium, green tea extract, grape seeds and skin extracts, and pine bark extract to help slow down the aging of our body’s cell.

Selenium (L-Selenomethionine): Selenomethionine (SeMet) is an organic form of selenium which is easier for human body to absorb than the inorganic form.
• Acts as a powerful antioxidant to defend some chronic disease like heart disease.
• Helps reduce the risks of some cancers.
• May help prevent mental decline like Alzheimer’s.
• May contribute to the thyroid health by protecting thyroid gland from oxidative stress.
• Boost the immune system to fight certain diseases like influenza, tuberculosis, hepatitis C.

Green Tea Leaf and Seed Extract: Green tea is well known and extremely popular around the world due to its potent antioxidant effects.
• High in antioxidant catechins which exert vascular protective effects. The major catechin component Epigallocatechin-3 gallate (EGCG) is a much more potent antioxidant than vitamin C or E.
• May promote heart health by reducing blood pressure and improve blood fat levels.
• Positive effects on brain health and memory and may help protect against brain diseases.
• Helps lower blood sugar, increase blood sugar tolerance and insulin sensitivity.
• May benefit exercise performance and recovery by protecting against oxidative damage caused by exercise, and it shows positive effects on muscle fatigue.

Grape Seeds and Grape Skin Extract: It contains three major antioxidant components Oligomeric proanthocyanidines (OPC), Resveratrol (RSV), and Quercetin which are very powerful in prevention of diseases and promotion of health.
• Reduce blood pressure- Its polyphenols, especially proanthocyanidins, can well interpret the French paradox that refers to the low rate of coronary heart disease mortality in French people despite the diets rich in saturated fat.
• Reduce oxidative damages- It helps inhibiting the oxidation of “bad” LDL cholesterol and preventing lifestyle-related diseases such as arteriosclerosis.
• Maintain good oral health- It can prevent tooth decay and is used to strengthen the tissue beneath a tooth’s enamel and increase the life of resin fillings.
• Improve kidney function- It has shown to improve kidney function parameters of chronic kidney disorder patients.
• Improve blood flow- It improves blood flow and reduces the risk of blood clotting to benefit those with circulatory problems. Study has shown the inhibition of leg swelling in healthy women during prolonged sitting.
• Inhibit infectious growth- It shows inhibition of some microbes and offer protection against antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains, foodborne bacterial illnesses and fungal infections like thrush and yeast infection in vagina. The National Cancer Institute is also supporting some studies on grape seed extract for preventing prostate, lung, and colon cancer.

Pine Bark Extract: Pine bark extract is also rich in OPC antioxidants and have similar function as grape seeds and skin extracts.
• Vitamin C Regeneration- It helps the body regenerate vitamin C back into the active form in the body, preventing deficiency.
• Improves heart health- It helps to lower bad cholesterol and reduce chronic inflammation and prevent platelets from sticking together.
• Improves varicose veins- It helps improve circulation and reduce swelling.