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Lycopene

Meaning

Lycopene is a naturally occurring, vibrant red, lipophilic carotenoid pigment found in high concentrations in tomatoes, watermelons, and other red-hued fruits, distinguished by its potent dietary antioxidant capacity. In the clinical framework of hormonal health and biological longevity, its importance is rooted in its proven ability to efficiently neutralize damaging reactive oxygen species, thereby safeguarding cellular membranes and genetic material. Furthermore, emerging evidence suggests it plays a role in beneficially modulating specific steroid hormone metabolic pathways and supporting prostate gland health.