Transcript Inflammation, Perfect Male and Perfect Woman

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JIM BARNETT
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WHAT IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH IN AMERICA?
Take your time… I’ll wait. Call out some ideas that come to
mind if you’d like to participate.
NO! Unfortunately
Everyone Is Wrong!
 And You May Be
Surprised To Hear
The Real Culprit Of
American Deaths
& Disease Is…
CHRONIC
INFLAMATION
According to The American Medical Association*
85% Of Acquired
Diseases Are Due To
Chronic Inflammation
What Is The Cause?
There are a variety of factors that can promote
chronic inflammation in the body. But DIET is the
major cause due to High Sugar Consumption and
High Levels of Unhealthy Fats. Additionally…
 Lack of Sleep
 Lack of Physical Activity
 Chronic Stress
Inflammatory
Diseases
Here Are Just A Few…
Alzheimer's Disease
Allergists and immunologists aren't the only medical specialists
interested in inflammation these days. In the journal Neurology in 1997,
neurologists presented research that people who had been regularly
taking anti-inflammatory medicine like Ibuprofen had much lower rates of
Alzheimer's disease. In the New England Journal of Medicine in 2001, a
study showed an 80% reduction in risk of Alzheimer's among those taking
anti-inflammatory medicines daily for two years. Linda Van Eldik,
neurobiologist at Northwestern University School of Medicine, explains
that whenever the brain is injured or irritated, glial cells pump out
cytokines, chemical signals to begin the inflammatory process. However,
"in chronic neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, these glial cells
are activated too high or too long or both," says Van Eldik.
Heart Disease
Inflammation also plays a role in heart disease because the immune
system attacks LDL "bad" cholesterol that has been embedded in arterial
walls. Ongoing inflammation eventually damages the arteries, which can
cause them to burst. In fact, inflammation is so closely associated with
heart disease that many doctors now use a test for inflammation called
CRP (C-reactive protein) to assess a person's risk of heart attack.
Research shows that CRP can predict the risk of heart attack and stroke
as well or better than cholesterol levels.
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Diabetes
Inflammation has been linked to diabetes as well. In type 1 diabetes, the
immune system attacks the cells that make insulin. Children who have
allergies are less likely to develop type 1 diabetes.
"Children with type 1 diabetes are less likely to get asthma, eczema, or
hay fever," says pediatrician Dr. Alan Greene, MD. "And the reverse is true,
that those with asthma, eczema, or hay fever are less likely to get type 1
diabetes."
Type II diabetes is also linked to inflammation, as chronic inflammation
releases TNF (tumor necrosis factor), which makes cells more resistant
to insulin.
"No one would have thought these things were related," but they are, says
Dr. Walter Willett, chairman of the department of nutrition at the Harvard
School of Public Health.
Cancer
Recently, researchers in the journal Cell presented their findings about
what could be the long-elusive mechanism through which inflammation
can promote cancer.
A protein called p100 allows communication between the inflammation
and development processes. Some amount of dialogue is beneficial, but
too much dialogue (which results from chronic inflammation) can lead to
unrestrained development (cancer). "Studies with animals have shown
that a little inflammation is necessary for the normal development of the
immune system and other organ systems," explains Hoffmann. "We
discovered that the protein p100 provides the cell with a way in which
inflammation can influence development. But there can be too much of a
good thing. In the case of chronic inflammation, the presence of too
much p100 may over activate the developmental pathway, resulting in
cancer."
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