4.2.3 Fenton reaction The Fenton reaction, a redox interaction between iron and hydrogen peroxide, generates hydroxyl radicalshighly reactive and cytotoxic species that drive ferroptosis by abstracting hydrogen atoms from lipids to initiate non-enzymatic lipid peroxidation (He et al., 2020
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They also affect signals in the brain linked to feelings of fullness and satisfaction, tamping down appetite, food-related thoughts and cravings
Effects of GLP-1 receptor agonists on gut microbiota: a systematic review
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