Squid ink protects cells from oxidative damage
Squid ink's potent antioxidants shield cells from oxidative damage, potentially reducing risks of aging-related diseases and inflammation, inspiring new health supplements.
Squid ink, the dark substance squid release to escape predators, contains powerful antioxidants. These compounds, like melanin, help protect our cells from oxidative damage caused by unstable molecules called free radicals. This damage contributes to aging-related conditions such as cancer and heart disease.
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