How to pronounce“inflam”in English

inflammatory, either because it's name-calling or because in some way the tone is too aggressive or antagonistic.

inflammation. You have chronic inflammation. Any of those things damage this these sophisticated ability of this

inflammation. They They damage the ability of this organelle to make energy efficiently.

inflammatory cytoines. These are, you know, molecules that are signaling to the immune system, but they're also

inflammatory molecules that are being generated from this fat. It's just so metabolically active. And that inflammation that you're generating not

inflammation can lend towards so many other health issues.

Inflammation I mentioned. Also, there have been some studies taking muscle biopsy

Inflammation-- so inflammatory mediators get released when you eat animal products.

inflame but not resolve.

Inflammation basically, at the most obvious level, is if I were to trip here on these wires and I sprained my ankle, you would

Inflammation levels are high.

And so if you have poor oral health, all these microbes are seeping through your gums and your body is then getting inflamed.

Inflammation is intended for a good thing.

Inflammation and oxidation are a side effect of being alive; we all have it going on.

inflammation in the brain. And that leads to mood and cognitive disorders.

inflaming local local population another point that you make here and you've made

inflammation irritation in there but now we know it's focusing on on the good it's increasing uh those guys as much as possible essentially giving them a greater diversity of food so that everybody

inflammation, which means it lasts too long. So instead of getting a brief brief spike of uh inflammation in response to a threat say some bad food uh that returns to normal our bodies

inflammation in the gut of those mice leads to many more bad bugs compared to good bugs. There's not much for the good bugs to eat. The bad bugs take over. They like an inflammatory environment

inflammation there that they're bad bugs living there, eating the bits of food. They form plarkes.

inflammation uh and it operates on that at the intracellular level uh cells in

inflammation or you could say even an acute infection or something where you

inflammatory. I said, "Rich, he's one of the great drug abuse experts down at UCLA. But can you make me into a meth addict? Can you make me want meth?"

inflammation. But what's extraordinary is that we measured a lot of other molecules, genes, structural changes, tissue, looked at his eyeballs, looked

inflammation that you experience from a hard endurance workout or from a hard strength or a hard hypertrophy workout is the stimulus by that you're going to

inflammatory bowel disease and there's a digestive component and the big surprise was for alzheimer's we had seven different brain samples

inflammation is quite different so all the cardiovascular vascular diseases actually responds to viruses so it's

inflammation levels about 25% in that time compared to a fiber diet.

inflammation and allows the cleaning team and your microbes to come out and and clean up your gut. the number of studies now um showing that it it does

inflammation levels in your blood are raised from people who had a nice gentle quiet childhood. And I think this is

inflammation is therefore causing our cells to be damaged. What's the immune system over

inflammatory health condition. And what's happening is the immune system is attacking the microbiome.

inflammatory issues? What they found in the tribal populations is that actually, that's not true at all. So, they were protected against

inflammation regardless of their age because of their lifestyle.

inflammation goes down. And they did that just by adding fermented food.

inflammation is super low, and when you tear something, which you're going to tear things when you're lifting heavy, the repair part is so quick.

inflammation, we've talked about decreases muscle synthesis. It decreases

inflammation if we're always doing this moderate intensity cardio, then we're not one going to be building the muscle we want and two we're going to have this

inflammation goes, it seems to be neutral in small amounts, not heavily like highfat meats or processed meats. Then you're flipping over into

inflammatory disease, autoimmune disease, you're at even higher risk. I always say your scale is already tipped in a way that's going to be really hard

inflammation. And then we're very careful about food intake and when we're doing it and what kinds of food so that they don't have to go down the route of

inflammatory response where your body starts to attack indometrial cells and you get these implants throughout the what's called the peritineal cavity or

inflammation and PCOS, we heard the same word right here with endometriosis.

inflamed.

inflamed and so now I'm at a stage of my life at 43 saying I've got to try to catch up before it's too late and that is scary

inflammation. Not enough omega-3 fatty acids, which are necessary to build your brain and conduct neurotransmission.

inflamed.

inflammation in your body systemically, that pimple is going to crack open, just like a pimple on the skin breaks open. Now, that artery has this little pimple

inflammatory molecules are off. So, we will do want to treat mold.