03/21/2023 / By S.D. Wells
Inflammation is the root cause of nearly every disease and disorder we know today. Most of these chronic issues are preventable, treatable, and curable with natural remedies, but most Americans have NO CLUE, thanks to the modern medical industrial complex, Big Pharma, Big Media, Google, social media, and mass censorship of this valuable information.
Chronic inflammation is slow, long-term inflammation that lasts for months or years. The effects vary and can cause permanent injury plus affect the body’s ability to repair itself. Rheumatoid arthritis is a perfect example of chronic inflammation. It’s an autoimmune disorder that attacks the joints, causing pain and damage.
Obvious symptoms of chronic inflammation include redness, swelling, heat, pain, and loss of function. Long term effects can also include DNA damage and cancer. Most folks who are considered obese suffer from chronic inflammation (CI) daily. Other diseases associated with CI include cardiovascular disease, inflammatory bowel disease, asthma, and mental illnesses (depression).
Got cancer, cardiovascular disease, dementia, diabetes, or likelihood of a stroke? Odds are you’re suffering from chronic inflammation, which can be reduced in a number of ways that don’t even cost much money. Are you a big “drinker” (alcohol) who also consumes lots of sweets? Maybe you eat lots of bread, drink from the tap, and take prescription medications daily, having no idea these are some of the biggest contributors to CI on the menu.
Problems sleeping? That’s also attributable to CI. Do your ears ring constantly, like you just got back from front row seats at a rock concert? Are you always tired? Got acid reflux? What about your moods – do they jump around, up and down, with depression and anxiety mixed in? It’s probably a byproduct of CI. What to do about it?
#1. Refined sugar (white) and HFCS
#2. Refined seed and vegetable oils, including canola oil
#3. Gluten
#4. GMO corn and soy
#5. Fluoridated (tap) water (causes cancer, brittle bones, and lower IQ)
#6. MSG (monosodium glutamate)
#7. Aspartame
#8. Flu shots (multi-dose contain high doses of mercury)
#9. Covid-19 mRNA jabs
#10. Excess alcohol
#11. Partially hydrogenated oils
#12. Homogenized milk fats — hormones increase cancer risk, bacteria weakens the immune system, missing enzymes cause digestion challenges, antibiotics create pathogen development and cause allergies in sensitive consumers, often contain additives and preservatives that drive inflammation, conventional cows eat GMO feed, and there is heavy use of pesticides on factory farms.
Consider vitamins and supplements that help reduce CI and reduce daily inflammation in general. Consider taking vitamin C, D, and zinc. Omega 3 fatty acids are important too, from fish oil, hemp oil, or MCT oil. Turmeric and garlic also have phenomenal anti-inflammatory effects. Also, be sure to exercise daily, if even for just 15 minutes. Get that heart rate up and burn those calories.
Eliminating inflammation is a daily battle, but it’s not that hard to win, once you know the main culprits and what to eliminate from your daily intake. Also remember that your skin and lungs are organs, so watch out for chemicals in personal care products, household cleaning products, cosmetics, candles, and air fresheners. This can also be major contributors to CI, especially if used regularly.
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