The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
Other sources of inflammation for me are the gut and this is a big one right the gut is actually outside of the human body we're just like a doughnut you know we have mouth to anus and who knows what's going on in there but I think that so much inflammation starts in the gut and that's where all of our immune system is the majority of it is right around the gut
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And the major source of inflammation in the body is the gut. Not only because it regulates the immune system, but also because it is where we have all the bacteria. It's where our largest concentration of immune cells actually are.
And when you think about the human body and biology and physiology, the number one driver of inflammation in humans, in our bodies, is the gut. The gut is where we have the highest concentration of immune cells, it's where we have the highest concentration of bacteria. And when those two combine, you get war firing away of cytokines. And that's the major source of all inflammation in our body right there.