Vitapulse is a popular dietary supplement manufactured by Princeton Nutrients, which promises to help your general health and offer support for a healthy heart and for a good circulatory system through the help of antioxidants. It uses Coenzyme Q10, N-acetyl-cysteine, and Pyrroloquinoline quinone. All of these are antioxidants and of course, we have to talk about what exactly an antioxidant is in order to move forward with this review.

An antioxidant could be called an electron donor, it is a pretty fitting term for what an antioxidant is, and also as its name implies, it can help negate the effects of oxidants and is used against oxidants, to neutralize them and to reduce the harm that they can do and the damage that they deal to our cells and to the DNA. Everyone has oxidants or free radicals the only difference is how many and how much damage an individual suffers. How many oxidants an individual has in his body and how much oxidative damage is done to cells depends mainly on how exposed you are to factors that can cause the oxidants to appear, that can produce oxidants in your body.

Any person, no matter whether he or she is exposed to these factors, will still have radicals because they are made by the metabolism so the body can make them naturally but the point is that there is a healthy balance of oxidants and antioxidants in your body and if that balance is modified, that is when radicals really can contribute to various health problems such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer and so on. So your metabolism can produce them because of reactive species and molecules of oxygen, but pollution, radiation, medication, stress, sickness, alcohol, tobacco smoking and other factors can also produce them.

More oxidants are bad for your health, but what about more antioxidants, can we counter them with antioxidant supplementation?

Vitapulse claims that it can improve your health with its ingredients and by all means there is research that supports its ingredients but Vitapulse has not been clinically tested. Research on antioxidant supplementation, however, doesn't show enough proof of it being very helpful and in general medics, scientists, nutritionists all concur that a diet is more than enough for taking antioxidants for any healthy individual.

The benefits that antioxidant supplementation can offer are simply too little, almost no different and in some cases are no different than the benefits received from a simple healthy diet which everyone should have.