SOD Gliadin: The Ultimate Defense Against Disease and Aging
by Carl Germano, Twins Streams, Kensington Publishing Corp., 2001,
provides substantial additional documentation for the beneficial effect of SOD - and especially SOD/Gliadin (GliSODin®) described in this paper.

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