Dylan Scott

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597 appearances 9 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 4 Sep

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The root cause of almost all chronic illnesses
Absolutely.
Like I love something that's sort of at the intersection of there is like a genuine scientific question underlying all of this.
Like this is a serious topic that a lot of, you know, well-credentialed researchers are spending their time looking into.
But at the same time, it's sort of infiltrated the wellness influencer subculture that defines so much of how we talk about health these days.
And
And it has become a catch-all culprit for a lot of different health conditions.
And you've also got people out there talking about, you know, diets or supplements or some kind of other interventions that you can take to try to reduce your quote unquote inflammation.
Uh CMOS has become a fixation for some peop like people on TikTok.
Right.
Well, and and people they talk about it with such confidence.
Like that is the the weird like allure of, you know, a lot of this wellness content on social media is because yeah, it's like it's quick, it's you know, whatever, a ninety second video, it's digestible, and they're like, Here, here is the elixir, the solution that will help to reduce your chronic inflammation.
I think any of us would be like, Well, that those that sounds
That's appealing.
I'd like to try that out.
In essence, inflammation is your immune system going into attack mode and either sending like immunity cells or other kinds of chemicals that your body can release to try to get rid of some outside invader that your body perceives as having infiltrated it and wants to get rid of to keep you healthy.
And so obviously, if that
Outside invader is a cold virus or the influenza virus or some bacteria or something like that.
Like that's what we call acute inflammation.
And that's, you know, that's something that we've known about for ages.
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