Butylated Hydroxytoluene (BHT) is a fat-soluble antioxidant compound that seems to be used in food preservation, in order to maintain freshness and stability – by potentially protecting fats and oils from oxidation.* Recently, interest in BHT supplements appears to have grown due to their potential role in supporting cellular health and general vitality through antioxidant mechanisms.*
BHT is studied for its possible effects on overall health.* Below are some potential benefits based on current research.*
The free radical theory of aging suggests that ongoing exposure to oxidative stressors, such as UV light, cigarette smoke, and other environmental factors might influence natural aging processes.* Research, including a study on mice, seems to suggest that antioxidants like BHT could help manage these factors.*
Research conducted by Dr. Denham Harman from the University of Nebraska proposed the free radical theory of aging in 1956. He seemed to explore whether antioxidant substances such as BHT could support longevity in animal models.* Some experiments appear to have suggested that BHT supplementation might be associated with positive effects on lifespan in mice.*
Overall, these findings suggest that BHT might have potential benefits as part of a healthy aging regimen.*
Research seems to highlight the potential antioxidant properties of BHT.* These antioxidant effects might have prompted interest in BHT supplements as a potential support for general wellness and healthy aging.*
For additional antioxidant support, you may consider complementing BHT with other supplements available at SuperSmart, such as our enhanced forms of Vitamin C, designed to help support overall health.* You may be interested in Asc2P or Liposomal Vitamin C, two forms that appear to be stable and highly bioavailable.* Coenzyme Q10 may also offer antioxidant properties to help maintain already healthy cardiovascular function.*
Emerging research seems to suggest that BHT could potentially support immune function through interactions with cellular lipid membranes.* According to scientific theories, BHT may influence lipid “shields”, a mechanism that may support the body’s natural defenses.*
Another hypothesis appears to suggest that BHT might interact with specific lipid structures, while other studies seem to have explored its possible effects on immune health in response to external challenges.*
While BHT may have been the subject of scientific discussions, newer studies have begun to suggest its potential to support liver function in specific circumstances – possibly when associated with hypericin, a compound often found in St John’s Wort Extract.*
Some healthcare professionals seem to have explored the potential of BHT to support general skin health.* Animal studies appear to suggest that BHT might promote faster skin healing in certain situations.*
Some additional studies appear to highlight the potential benefits of BHT:*
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. This product is a nutritional supplement and should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, and humidity. Keep out of reach of children.
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july 22 2024
Many many different uses
march 4 2024
I needed protection for my cells and the results for the time I have been on the BHT are really good. My doctor said the BHT
february 22 2024
Excellent
july 22 2023
I have used this product 2 months, nothing noticeable yet.
april 9 2023
Antioxidant Help protects my cells. Helps stop viruses.