What we eat has the power to contribute to chronic disease processes (i.e., autoimmune disease, diabetes, cardiovascular disease) via the promotion of chronic inflammation.  This is not to be confused with acute inflammatory states designed to heal localized injury via capillary dilation and leukocyte infiltration.

What we eat has the power to contribute to chronic disease processes (i.e., autoimmune disease, diabetes, cardiovascular disease) via the promotion of chronic inflammation. This is not to be confused with acute inflammatory states designed to heal localized injury via capillary dilation and leukocyte infiltration.

Acute Vs. Chronic Inflammation - Is There a Dietary Solution?

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Got happiness? We have a collection of tools for you! Join host, Jerod Killick, M.S., healthcare leader and academician, as he explores evidence-based clinical practice and research in Health Psychology and Behavioural Medicine. Through regularly published content, Jerod provides a framework designed to help launch your wellness journey. He also shares his own experience as a lifelong runner living in recovery. Learn more at https://findingmypsych.com

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Acute Vs. Chronic Inflammation - Is There a Dietary Solution?