Paul Saladino· MD
so the reason we have inflammation chronic inflammation is because these remaining radicals are still left over they're left over from an oxidative burst and they're only going to last for a few nanoseconds not time for enough for a blueberry to interact with them but they're going to last for a few nanoseconds and then they're going to steal an electron from whatever's in the vicinity in most cases that's going to be a healthy cell damage that healthy cell then the immune system is going to you know scream out to the immune system something's still here getting me another neutrophil comes over replicates the process and we set up a chain reaction this is called oxidation like leg up our sticking a match to a piece of wood and lighting apart and burning along okay