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Oxygen is vital for every single creature present on this planet. Violence to the metabolism and the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) result in an indefinite number of neural ailments [1]. The chemical reactions and the central role of free radicals in the body make free radicals a highly attractive topic in biology. The excess of free radicals increases the level of oxidative stress (OS) which ultimately increases the chances of progression of chronic [2] and neural diseases [3]. The aging factor is considered as the main connection between OS and neuronal diseases [4]. Women are expected to have the maximum risk of getting affected with Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The decline in levels of estrogen causes menopause which might be a possible factor for developing the disease in women [5]. Oxidative damage (OD) and dysfunctioning of mitochondria are commonly observed during OS. The functioning of …