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kakin and polyphenols don't actually have classical antioxidant activity what I mean by that is they can't scavenge a free radical like vitamins c and e can cakin and polyphenols are found in things like green tea dark chocolate turmeric blueberries and other purple pigmented fruits and vegetables as well as red wine