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A. To compare the antioxidant values of various foods and nutrients, scientists developed a unit of measure called ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbing Capacity). The higher the ORAC rating of a substance, the more free radicals it can neutralize. Beware as you compare ORAC values. Always check to see that you are comparing gram to gram.
