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Could non ionising radiation affect anti-oxidants?

Hshshdndjjshs
in Modern and Theoretical Physics

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I read somewhere that they do and I turn cause oxidative stress leading to cancer. Could this be possible? And if so how if the only effect of NIR is a minimal heating one?

(I’m talking about non-ionising radiation at the frequency of cell phones)

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