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applegrove

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2. Maybe people could be tested to see if inflammation hits that point

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Fri Oct 6, 2023, 08:48 PM

Oct 2023

where it might create the opportunity for cancer. I think it was baby aspirin people with heart conditions were taking reduced inflammation and cancers. I think that was what happened. It is pretty vague as memories go but I think that is it.

It seems inflammation is another thing like gut biome that was always there but hardly every studied and then you study it and BANG you find a whole bunch of important info. At least I think that is the hope.

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At what point does inflammation, a key component of the body's immune defense system, swerve out of [View all] applegrove Oct 2023 OP

Reading that I don't understand why the "point" is important. bucolic_frolic Oct 2023 #1

Maybe people could be tested to see if inflammation hits that point applegrove Oct 2023 #2

Agree, but diet is complicated & the idea "a" tipping point will be found? bucolic_frolic Oct 2023 #4

We do need more independent research. multigraincracker Oct 2023 #3