Chronic inflammation

I can remember what my life was like before I was constantly thinking about how to reduce inflammation. Those were the good 'ol days. If you're reading this, you probably can remember those days, too. Whether you're struggling with inflammation related to autoimmune diseases or something else, it can sometimes feel like a full-time job

Inflammation Is Vital - Wait What? Yep, you read that right. Inflammation is vital to healing damaged areas of your body. But, if it persists over long

Check out these 5 ways to help reduce inflammation naturally, and start living a healthier lifestyle today. Drug-free tips to reduce chronic inflammation.

Inflammation is the backbone of chronic disease. Here's how to reduce chronic inflammation throughout your body and boost your immune system!

human body wrapped in barbed wire to demonstrate the pain of chronic inflammation with text - 10 extremely subtle signs your have too much inflammation in your body

If you've ever been concerned about chronic inflammation, you've likely had two questions: 1) What causes inflammation in the body? 2) What are the top signs of inflammation? Take a look at this graphic to see if you have any of the signs of chronic inflammation and then check out my new article to learn more about what causes the inflammation in the first place.

Chronic Inflammation is triggered by the immune system responding to irritants or foreign compounds, often in food or the environment. With no overt symptoms, chronic inflammation is a little harder to understand or even recognize. However, research has linked it with obesity, metabolic syndrome, he

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If you suffer from chronic inflammation, that can lead to diseases such as type 2 diabetes, arthritis, heart illness, stroke, and cancer

We have generally been taught that inflammation is bad and we need to stop it at all costs. However, inflammation is super important for our body's healing process. Stopping it in its tracks can mean slower recovery and worse outcomes in the long-term. Read on to discover when inflammation is good, when it's bad, and how to limit the bad kind of inflammation.