…in a specific immune protein. Since inflammation has been connected to stress and depression, engaging in physical activities which reduce inflammation and promote anti-inflammatory factors can be very beneficial. The…
…There are over 80 different autoimmune diseases and some of the most common include Type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, celiac, and multiple sclerosis. Recent research has…
…discovered that increased methylation levels were linked to an increased systemic inflammatory response as well as organ vulnerability. The research team found that an increase in DNA methylation levels of…
…profiles that might result in the increased proinflammatory response mediated by an insufficient amount of zinc. Their research did in fact show that zinc deficiency led to an enhanced proinflammatory…
…behavior, they were males. It was fascinating to see this transformation.” In a separate study, Professor McCarthy and Nugent also discovered that microglia, or inflammatory immune cells, may be involved…
…patients with sporadic ALS have been shown to exhibit irregular global DNA methylation patterns. This variability suggests that both over and under expression in genes related to inflammatory and immune…
…and ready to protect the brain from infection and illness; for example, it can trigger local inflammatory responses if it suspects a potential pathogen is trying to enter to access the…
…inflammatory gene expression (22). Lastly, hyperglycemia induced histone modifications and DNA methylation of pro-inflammatory genes triggering the vascular inflammation are also reported (23). Thus emergence of diabetes in an individual…
…known as atherosclerosis. Characterized by the accumulation of inflammatory cells and fats in arteries, this disease often precedes strokes and heart attacks. Blood flow and the natural curves of the…
…can activate certain genes that help fight cancer. Additionally, green tea, commonly used in TCM, contains epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), a potent phytochemical with anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. EGCG has been…
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