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A-calculus inflammation (cholecystitis) could cause this by anuradha 20 y
My 2 bit from what my doctor told me: Not all gall bladder inflammations are related to calculi - inflammation could be of the a-calculus variety as well. And scar tissue would perhaps form by healing of the inflammation. ©†ƒ……•™¼‡_Original_Message_¾€š½ž¢«»¬ï°© My 2 bit from what hat my doctor told me: Not all gall bladder inflammations are related to calculi - inflammation could be of the a-calculus variety as well. And scar tissue would perhaps form by healing of the inflammation. 3,458 hits
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Re: Thoughts On Cortisol by #64643 16 y
theres two types of inflammation. acute inflammation. You need inflammation to heal a wound. Acute inflammation heals the wound and it goes away, no more inflammation. Cortisol comes and regulates the inflammation quickly with no side effects. chronic inflammation. When acute inflammation happens for long(chronic trauma) it becomes chronic inflammation(non healing wound) and this causes chronic cortisol. Thus the side effect. heres an article that may help http://www.prolonews.com/inflammation_the_key_to_healing.htm There is nothing different about the lips. ... 5,724 hits
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Re: The three "common" issues by azurefields 9 y
Hi Freebird, Can I add chronic inflammation? It’s sort of a which comes first the chicken or the egg problem because apparently inflammation can set the stage for candida infection but also candida causes inflammation. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3163673/ http://blog.probacto.com/candida-albicans-the-inflammation-factor/ 3,789 hits
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Candida and Depression by Dr.Jeff 7 y
This recent article on the link between inflammation and depression - https://futurism.com/researchers-depression-may-be-a-physical-illness-linked-to-inflammation/... validates my previous article on depression, inflammation, and candida from 2014 - https://www.candidaplan.com/depression-and-candida/ as well as this article on the brain and inflammation, also from 2014 - https://www.candidaplan.com/leaky-brain-or-blood-brain-barrier-hyperpermeability-syndrome/ 666 hits
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Re: Do any melatonin users have inflammation? by #64643 16 y
chronic inflammation is invisible. So you can’t see it on your lips. ”Unlike the very visible signs of acute inflammation, like redness and swelling, chronic inflammation is most often invisible, with no signs or symptoms other than those detectable through chemical tests.” http://www.coachforwholehealth.com/WholeHealthResources/AntiInflammatoryDiet.php chronic inflammation is proinflammatory cytokines .. so the lips can’t heal. If you’ve got acute inflammation( redness, swelling) at anytime... that is a good sign, because it is showing the lips are trying to heal. You s ... 2,777 hits
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chronic inflammation again... by muhammed 16 y View Entire Thread 6
complete proof of what happened when we got EC. As the initial response that fires up the immune system, inflammation is the crucial first step in fighting off infection and healing wounds(acute inflammation). However, when inflammation persists - when the immune system is always activated - this is known as chronic inflammation and can lead to chronic disease. This is a Very Good site: http://oneearthherbs.squarespace.com/diseases/removing-heat-and-inflammation-from-the-blood.html ”For topical treatment, apply fresh aloe vera gel or aloe preparations with olive oil, black ... 3,395 hits
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Re: The only problem by MUHAmmED 16 y
ye coconut oil is good so are many oils but i think its a bit harder to get rid of Chronic inflammation...i know a few oils and creams that can resolve acute inflammation but i cant find one sucessful in reducing chronic/silent inflammation. ahr are you sure you got rid of chronic inflammation??? if you did then your lips would be swollen and red (acute inflammation) ive been using Progesterone for about 3 weeks but it is no use unless i get rid of chronic inflammation otherwise the skin will continue to grow. buy it from progesterone.co.uk BUT IF YOU HAVE CHRONIC INFLAMMATION IT ... 2,638 hits
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Inflammation reduces T3, affects metabolism R by uchihaMadara 13 y View Entire Thread 6
http://chriskresser.com/inflammation-strikes-again ”...inflammation could be caused by an infection, autoimmune disease, obesity, diabetes or other chronic illness” Inflammation in the body impairs T3 production in the thyroid and/or reduces thyroid binding proteins. Although inflammation is only one potential thyroid disrupting event, many more exist like poor organ function, toxicities, deficiencies, stress, lack of sleep, hormonal imbalances, and caloric deprivation. http://drsaulmarcus.com/thyroid/11hypothyroidismlowT3.html However, I’ve seen people that have inflammati ... 2,025 hits
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Dr Whiting on Controlling Inflammation Naturally
by plzchuckle 11 y
The more science learns about inflammation the more we come to realize that chronic inflammation is at the heart of many common health challenges. We all recognize the role inflammation plays in such conditions as arthritis, but what about other chronic inflammation conditions? We now know that conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer’s, and even obesity are all linked to what is called silent inflammation. Chronic inflammation is self-feeding, in that the longer the inflammation lasts the more intense it can often become. Anti-inflammatory drugs have many side effects ... 11,343 hits
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Re: Could candida be causing all these symptoms, and is i... by Dr.Jeff 10 y
I would see a Chiropractor, if you haven’t already. Do the Candida Plan to bring your body back into balance. It sounds like you have chronic inflammation of the nervous system. It’s generally nothing that will show up in testing and is primarily due to past antibiotic use, which primes the brain for inflammation. The removal of amalgams probably increased it a bit. Anything that increases inflammation in your body will increase it in the brain. Brain fog is a sign of inflammation. Every time you take antibiotics, you kill more bacteria and dump more bacterial toxins (Lipopolysaccharides ... 1,081 hits
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How Hempseed Can Slow Premature Aging Due To Chronic Infl...
by trapper/kcmo 12 y
View Entire Thread 9How Hempseed Can Slow Premature Aging Due To Chronic Inflammation August 7, 2012 | By admin | Reply Becca Wolford, Contributing Writer Waking Times Inflammation. We have all experienced it. For the most part, inflammation is GOOD, it is part of the immune response system that tells us when there is infection, stress, illness, or injury. We then (usually) take the steps necessary to remedy the condition that caused the inflammation in the first place. Chronic inflammation, however, is a key cause in disease and premature cellular aging ... 1,633 hits
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Re: Please help me guys by longterm 11 y
It sounds like you have what I have except I do not get crusty scabs. Did you mean to describe the crusts as thickened, dead skin build up since that is what I get instead of scabs. If that is what you meant, then we may have similar conditions. I believe inflammation inside my body is the cause for inflammation in lips. The moisturizing method might help others who have this condition from lip biting or picking, but I do not believe it will help me since inflammation in my body is a chronic condition. By the way, accutane causes inflammatory bowel disease. I recommend getting these blo ... 3,278 hits
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Re: BURNING with the leave alone method? by longterm 11 y
Well, I think the enlarged fordyce spots are due to inflammation. If the size of fordyce spots goes down, the inflammation might go down too. I noticed when my fordyces spots shunk while using potassium iodine drops, the inflammation went down. I am trying to figure out if because the fordyce spots are enlarged, they fill up with or secrete more sebum which causes irritation/inflammation like a pimple. 2,982 hits
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Re: Niacin by Vunk 11 y
Once again I consider that cellular memory, measurably different from inflammation, plays a major role in EC. To support these words, less than two months, I vomited because of an intoxication and this had relieved the inflammation in my EC area as hell. I experienced the same inflammation when I had rubbed my lips with an antiseptic hand wash a long time ago. But this terrible inflammation left in less than a month to restore a normal appearance to my lips. 1,833 hits
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Re: digestive enzymes and inflammation by Hveragerthi 13 y
how do digestive enzymes help with inflammation? do they help with inflammation in certain conditions only? The concept behind proteolytic enzyme therapy for inflammation is that the enzymes digest proteins in the blood that can cause inflammation, including fibrin fragments that are primarily pro-inflammatory by increasing inflammatory cytokines. 1,635 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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Re: Got back hormone results by muhammed 16 y
Its good how all of a sudden everyone is getting cured....im hoping to get cured before ramadan god willing....im using gingseng,follic acid, b-complex, niacin and protopic on my lips....My guess is this stuff may only stop the inflammation. Continuous inflammation caused most of the damage to our lips...now that inflammation is supressed we need to get the body to stop treating the inflammation its needs to start the healing process. Its 100% the last part of the puzzle and i think its the simple part...we have figured out all the hard stuff...now for the last easy bit(repairing the ... 5,849 hits
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Re: having so much trouble by bluelotus8 17 y
I don’t have constant diarrhea like you have. But I have loose stools most of time since I started MMS. I believe body detox is the cause. The body is trying to get rid of something. Another possibility is intestinal inflammation. The inflammation may be caused by too much toxins in the intestines or could be caused by something else. If inflammation is the cause, try to avoid night shade vegetables (bell peppers, eggplant, etc). Awhile ago I had intestinal inflammation. I used DMSO gel for topical application, it worked very well and very quickly for me. IMPORTANT: IN JIM HUMBLE’S BOOK ... 1,943 hits
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chronic wound by sameproblem81 16 y View Entire Thread 2
One way to increase growth factor concentrations in wounds is to apply the growth factors directly, though this takes many repetitions and requires large amounts of the factors.[5] Another way is to spread onto the wound a gel of the patient’s own blood platelets, which then secrete growth factors such as vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), insulin-like growth factor 1–2 (IGF), PDGF, transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β), and epidermal growth factor (EGF). maybe take some of your own blood and mix it with some oil and apply it to your lips? i also think there is some ... 1,737 hits
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Re: Finding it hard to find a Plant Sterol cream NEED SOM... by #64643 16 y
basically if you stopped using protopic/elidel(it stops inflammation) and the lips aren’t fully healed. The inflammation comes back and you get a reaction...more cortisol will come to stop the inflammation, so you get worse EC... thats why some say it makes EC worse. Some say it cured/helped them. So protopic should be used only until %100 cured. I just read an article about using it for a following 2 weeks after cured condition for maintenance to prevent a reaction. It can bring the lips back from chronic to acute inflammation(needed for healing). The acute inflammation has to heal ... 3,077 hits
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Re: question please answer by #64643 16 y
http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=376749#i lol this poster is an example of what i’m thinking.. Acute inflammation came back with Protopic and they said it made it ”worse”... Acute inflammation makes swelling, pain, red..which we will portray as ”worse” but infact it is actually healing the condition. Then they said the lips got ”better”(meaning the acute inflammation went away after healing)resulting in minimized peeling.. this is because the acute inflammation that came healed parts of the lips, so cortisol won’t come. If they further aggravated the ”better lips” then ... 3,108 hits
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Re: Why you have EC and what you have to do to stop it. by montrealhomegrown 16 y
so red red = acute inflammation pink lips = chronic inflammation? When the lips are red it shows no more chronic inflammation..? How can chronic inflammation turn on and off so easily? For example my lips maybe red for 2 hours then turn pink and feel normal.. doesn’t make sense. I think its more likely chronic inflammation is always there even when the lips show signs of acute inflammation, is it not possible to have both at once.. ? 3,028 hits
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The only problem by MUHAmmED 16 y View Entire Thread 10
The only problem i am having with curing EC is reversing/reducing the chronic inflammation(silent/invisible inflammation) on the lip...If someone can help me to find a cream that reduces the chronic inflammation then im 100% sure that we will be cured. Chronic inflammation is the ROOT CAUSE, it goes like this: Stage1: Chronic inflammation Stage2: cortisol Stage3: Estrogen Stage1 causes stage 2 & 3 I have stage3 under control which is estrogen(growing skin) Ive done this with progesterone...But Stage1 which is the ROOT CAUSE of Stage 2 and 3. We need a cream for Chronic Inf ... 2,418 hits
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Re: Doubts by chrisb1 16 y
Hello Will_I_Ever_Learn, food for thought perhaps!! Dr Shelton and other experienced Hygienists had much success with the conditions you have described..............Bursitis, tendinitis, inflammation, elbows, knees, ankles, and so on. The suffix ”Itis” originates from the Greek and basically means inflammation, where the prefix refers to the location of that inflammation.....burs as in bursitis is inflammation of the bursa.........ad infinitum. The best and surest and most permanent way of ridding yourself of any inflammation is by water-fasting according to thirst. The Hygienic pe ... 4,942 hits
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Re: wow....dht by #64643 16 y
Progesterone increases DHT...etc ^^ basically EC... the effects of DHT, estrogen and cortisol.. chronically because of a cycle. i do know a way to break the cycle and that is.. -Reduce DHT to stop the inflammation, also reduce Free fatty acids, that directly causes the inflammation. Stopping DHT ultimately stops the route to Free fatty acids. -Reduce Estrogen to stop the overgrowing skin, without progesterone, which has a good/bad effect(it reduces estrogen but increases DHT which causes inflammation.... cycle continues) right now in short for me is reduce DHT and Estro ... 6,571 hits
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Re: Hair! by Dr.Jeff 15 y
Hair loss can be caused by excess inflammation and certain matrix metalloproteases, as well as the accompanying hormonal imbalances. Most inflammation starts in the intestinal tract, so that’s where I’d start. Candida can increase MMPs and inflammation. You may have limited success with thyroid supplements when there is ongoing inflammation and other hormone issues. The nail ridges can be from stress and adrenal imbalances which go hand-in-hand with thyroid issues. Low iron and ferritin levels can signal hypochorhydria (low stomach acid), another problem associated with candida and intes ... 2,124 hits
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Re: longterm! by longterm 12 y
What I am suggesting is inflammation in intestines may be triggering fibroblasts to lips. If the inflammation is eliminated (gluten-free diet or whatever can eliminate the cause of inflammation in intestines= a GI doctor may know). In the future, an alternative to gluten-free diet for celiac disease may be to decrease fibroblasts. I suppose that would be done with a pill, which one may need to take on an ongoing basis- I am not sure. It seems that once the inflammation is eliminated from intestines, then the intestines will no longer trigger fibroblasts to lips. The pill could probably wor ... 1,745 hits
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Re: systemic cadidiasis by Dr.Jeff 10 y
The Plan can handle the fungal candida. What you’re probably experiencing is more of an issue caused by hyper-permeability of the blood-brain barrier, or leaky brain - http://candidaplan.com/blog/1036/leaky-brain-or-blood-brain-barrier-hyperpermeability-syndrome/. Since fungal candida promotes a lot of inflammation, it can be a major factor driving inflammation in the brain which can be upregulated 10-1000x that present in the body. Anything else that promotes inflammation will also play a role. Taking antifungal drugs will also increase inflammation, as well as suppress the immune syst ... 1,371 hits
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Re: Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome by Dr.Jeff 10 y
It’s possible that chronic inflammation has created this imbalance. That would be a result of past antibiotic use creating a ”leaky brain” and ongoing levels of inflammation in the body generating more brain inflammation. The result could amplification of nerve signals to the point that you’re hear so much. Candida can create the ongoing levels of inflammation that continually feed the brain inflammation. Parasites, chemicals, viruses, etc., could also cause increased levels of inflammation in the body that played a role as well. If you live in the States, I would first try a chiroprac ... 1,221 hits
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Re: Some help perhaps? by snobetty 11 y
Th brain Is not the main source of inflammation per se. The inflammation starts from other sources like gut issues, nutritional deficiencies (like in my case low ferritin), poor diets, infection, thyroid and so on. But it is when it is left untreated and we keep marching on even when our bodies are giving us signals, that it becomes chronic and reaches our brains and that is when we experience depression, anxiety, and what we experince as adrenal fatigue. Food allergies and allergies for that matter are an oversentization of our bodies while inflammed. It is not that we r allergic per se b ... 3,223 hits
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Re: My Prescription by Healing2021 11 y
Yeah but the difference between my situation and your guys’ situation is that I have already stopped my peeling. So right now I am just trying to treat the inflammation with with a steroid. As opposed to you two who tried to treat the peeling AND inflammation with the steroid. And if you are trying to treat the inflammation while your lips are still peeling, it is useless because the peeling feeds the inflammation. And the inflammation feeds the peeling. This is what I believe fuels this vicious cycle. 3,831 hits
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Re: severe brain fog!! by snobetty 11 y
Brain fog is caused by inflammation. I know I have had it for two years after a very stressful time as well. Now that I have found the source of inflammation for me it has gotten better. Inflammation is also what is causing all of the adrenaline. Adrenaline is what is released to stop Inflammation. Anyways there can be many sources of inflammation. Food allergies, nutritional deficiencies ( I have low feritin Iron and food allergies) thyroid problems, gut problems, ect. ect. You have to find the source. 23,022 hits
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Re: My time has come! by Healing2021 11 y
Ok we’ll we can disagree on the fact that you think the inflammation will never completely go away. I believe it will. Even if it takes time. I believe the inflammation is decreasing, supported by the huge decrease in hyperkeratosis, even when comparing my current condition with what my lips used to look like with the same barrier on. And I believe that the inflammation will eventually heal completely whether it be from our body, from the ointments or from our body with assistance from the ointments. Which explains why you believe that the ointments are ”managing” the inflammation ... 2,954 hits
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Re: Started plaqneil tabs by Healing2021 11 y
Well if you gonna peel then it probably won’t work. Not sure why you insist on peeling. Doesn’t make any sense, but whatever dude. And yes I believe I will be cured. My inflammation is so minimal now and I believe that getting rid of this staph infection will allow me to get rid of the inflammation all together. And no I’m not really interested in taking plaquenil. I already took a much stronger immunosuppressant without luck. Although it probably had to do with me causing trauma and inflammation while using it, like you will be doing. But I think that a topical steroid will be eno ... 1,271 hits
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Re: Mike Pylon by Healing2021 11 y
Did you doctor discuss whether the steroid is necessary to decrease the inflammation? Or does he think that stopping the peeling will eventually eliminate the inflammation? If he did not discuss it could you please ask him whenever you see him next. I think this is essential. My peeling is pretty much gone but the inflammation remains. Although I do think the inflammation is going down. I could easily live with my lips the way they are now, but I just fear that if I dont get rid of the inflammation completely the peeling could eventually return. 1,150 hits
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Re: Can the lips heal if they are swollen? by MikePylon 11 y
Huh? I thought you said you peeled your lips constantly while using predisnone? Did you try leaving it alone for some of the time and peel at other times? To the others in this thread, the inflammation goes well beyond the swelling. It’s even the redness and rawness of the skin. Microinflammation or microswelling as it is called. From my experience so far, getting inflammation down is imparitive to healing... or at least reducing symptoms. I’m not sure if the silver bullet to stop EC, but it definitely alleviates symptoms. I would go as far to say the inflammation is the precursor to ... 1,426 hits
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Re: The only thing I'm worried about by Healing2021 11 y
Yes but Longterm, Your treatment may have covered up your EC, but your EC may not be a wound. Also you said you don’t have the big crusty scabs that most have to covering up your symptoms may be much easier. Believe me you cannot ”cover up” what I had. And as far as the inflammation your right its odd. I’m thinking that like mike pylons doctor was thinking, it may just take awhile of no more trauma until the inflammation stops. Like our body is constantly producing inflammation because its trying to heal the lips after the constant peeling but after you stop peeling your body could ... 3,315 hits
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Re: Think I made a big connection with symptoms. But not ... by snobetty 12 y
I am taking 100mg of easy Iron a day with vitamin C and eating liver several times a week. Although I have started slacking on the liver and started taking dessicated liver tablets instead. He also puts a great degree of emphasis on inflammation and adrenaline and the cycle between the two. A lot of my symptoms can be explained by inflammation caused by my body running off of adrenaline instead of natural energy. Increased inflammation causes increased adrenaline to calm inflammation. With increased adrenaline you get increased inflammation and it is a vicious cycle. Glad that you found hi ... 4,266 hits
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Re: auto immune disease ruled out! by longterm 12 y
When they say you do not have an autoimmune disease, does it mean you have no inflammation in your body? Ask them. There are quite a few tests for inflammation. Some tests are more sensitive than others. Now, I have lots of inflammation in my body. Inflammation can be caused by different things. It is likely my celiac disease is causing the inflammation, but it could be a combination of things. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disease, not just a sensitivity or allergy to gluten. So, I have an autoimmune disease. 1,372 hits
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Re: Random thing I thought about by sirpreis 12 y
Thanks for the post :) I was just asking if you have had a biopsy because I usually don’t feel any inflammation in my lip (especially not until a few months ago, when my biopsy was done), but the biopsy report did say that there was some kind of inflammation. So just because you don’t have any obvious signs of it doesn’t necess. mean that there isn’t an inflammation. And yea, I’ve read similar things about HPV (that there usually is no inflammation) and it does worry me a bit (I’m putting a lot of hope in the virus theory). It might be a different virus causing this for some of us, o ... 1,435 hits
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Re: Finally making progress with colon cleansing! Suggest... by Dr.Jeff 10 y
I think that at least part of what you’re experiencing is the chronic inflammation of the brain that follows antibiotic use - http://candidaplan.com/blog/1036/leaky-brain-or-blood-brain-barrier-hyperpermeability-syndrome/ Once this is in place, then anything that increases inflammation in the body will set off the brain inflammation symptoms. Fungal candida promotes constant inflammation in the body. Sugars and simple carbohydrates will do the same. Exposure to airborne chemicals and toxins will do it, too. Overeating does it and stress does it. When the inflammation becomes chronic ... 1,477 hits
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