Which of the following characteristics is NOT exhibited by phytochemicals? 1. reduce the risk of cataracts 2. inhibit activity of enzymes to activate carcinogens 3. reduce the risk of macular degeneration 4. act as antioxidants

Which of the following characteristics is NOT exhibited by phytochemicals? 1. reduce the risk of cataracts 2. inhibit activity of enzymes to activate carcinogens 3. reduce the risk of macular degeneration 4. act as antioxidants

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter11: Vitamins, Minerals, And Herbs

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Which of the following characteristics is NOT exhibited by phytochemicals?

1.	reduce the risk of cataracts

2.	inhibit activity of enzymes to activate carcinogens

3.	reduce the risk of macular degeneration

4.	act as antioxidants

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