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Feru-guard and General Antioxidant Capacity in Older People
To determine if Feru-guard, a dietary supplement, can decrease general oxidation and inflammation in people who are ages 65-89 years old. Also to determine if Feru-guard is safe in older people when given for 3 months.
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