Fulleren in shungite-what for?

First, let's figure out what fullerene is.

Fullerenes are complex carbon molecules. Under the influence of the environment, the derivative forms of coal change, their atoms are rearranged and take on an image like that of a soccer ball.

Scientists have discovered many amazing properties of fullerene and their benefits for mankind, but now fullerene in shungite and its functional problem are of interest.

Fullerenes have shown themselves especially well as antioxidants, that is, a means of protection against oxidation processes in the body.

In our body, the processes of cell destruction are constantly going on, and one of them is oxidation. The culprits of oxidation - free radicals - have free electrons, therefore, for their stability, they strive to "tear" a suitable part for themselves from the structures of the body. Damaged atoms, in turn, acquire the properties of free radicals and destroy the next atoms - a kind of chain of aggressive processes is formed.

Of course, the human body is a very complex and intelligent system, in which recovery processes are provided, therefore, under normal conditions, recovery compensates for the destruction. However, with an excessive influx of free radicals or with a weakness of the protective functions, the damaged structures become more and more, and this leads to diseases and premature aging.

Antioxidants are substances that block or inhibit oxidation as a manifestation of the destructive action of free radicals.

This is exactly the task that fullerene performs in our shungite products.