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How Fiber & Friendly Flora Reduce Inflammation
– 11/04/2009
Scientists have made a major breakthrough in understanding why dietary fiber and friendly GI tract flora (acidophilus) provide significant benefit to such inflammatory problems as colitis, asthma, and arthritis.
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Colon Cancer, Obesity, and Inflammation – 10/05/2008Several new studies into colon cancer have identified early changes that turn on wrong gene switches that in turn cause colon cancer. One study links obesity to colon… more > |
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DHA Responds to Inflammation by Activating Anti-Inflammatory Genes – 05/04/2010DHA, the most important omega 3 fatty acid, is associated with significantly less inflammation as well as a variety of other major health benefits. New research has uncovered… more > |
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Reducing Inflammation to Help Solve Obesity – 03/17/2008A new study involving twins helps to document the precise nature of inflammation as a major causative factor in obesity. This information can help you focus on what you… more > |
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Low Vitamin D Sets the Stage for Inflammatory Decline – 04/22/2009A recent study has shown that vitamin D levels in healthy women are inversely related to their amount of inflammatory TNFa. TNFa is a potent immune system signal that… more > |
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Inflammatory Markers Linked to Fatal Heart Attacks – 06/28/2009In a group of 5,680 men and women between the ages of 70 to 82, the presence of elevated inflammatory markers Il-6 and CRP were clear predictors of risk for fatal cardiovascular… more > |
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