Brain inflammation

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Is your brain inflamed? How can you tell? And if it is, is there anything you can do about it? One of the most common complaints I hear in my practice is related to brain inflammation. To discover what common complaint this is, to learn what you can do about it, and to download my free resource to

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Do you ever experience brain fog where you can’t think clearly and you just can’t put two and two together? You may have leaky brain. Like leaky gut, leaky brain is where gut-induced inflammation causes the blood-brain barrier to become “leaky,” allowing infectious agents and pathogens to enter the brain. This induces an immune response which causes brain inflammation and leads to brain fog, memory problems and cognitive decline associated with many neuro-degenerative diseases.

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Have you found yourself experiencing unexplained headaches, persistent fatigue, or a foggy mental state lately? Have you wondered if these symptoms could be indicative of a deeper issue? While many of us are quick to attribute such discomforts to stress or a busy lifestyle, it’s essential to consider a more insidious culprit: brain inflammation.

(This article is part one of a three-part series on inflammation. Find part two here and part three here) You're probably familiar with the long standing medical adage;

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