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Antioxidant levels of common fruits, vegetables, and juices versus protective activity against in vitro ischemia/reperfusion
International Urology and Nephrology, 09/22/09
Bean H et al. – It was determined, however, that contrary to the hypothesis, the orange juice was significantly more potent in protecting the bladder against ischemia/reperfusion damage than either blueberry or cranberry juice. Thus, it is concluded that chemical tests for TAA do not necessarily correlate with their physiological activity.
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