Compared to many other crested wheatgrasses, RoadCrest greens up earlier in spring. It requires less seed to establish a good stand and forms rhizomes more vigorously. The new grass is descended from plants grown from seeds collected in Turkey. Seed should be on sale by 2000. Scientists in Texas have findings that may help answer this question.
Antioxidants boost the body's immune system.
They also protect our organs from damage by a destructive form of oxygen normally produced in cells' metabolic reactions. HIV patients with low GSH levels have increased secondary infections and cancers and higher mortality. Other studies suggest NAC is ineffective. The amount of GSH in blood cells increased. The scientists concluded that the HIV-infected volunteers may have been producing the antioxidant too slowly rather than using it too quickly.