Dylan Scott
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597 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Sep
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Even like ancient doctors knew that like the body goes into some kind of response when you get sick.
That's exact I mean, yeah, for this kind of acute inflammation that we're talking about in response to a virus or a bacteria or a wound, you know, back in the ancient times that you might have gotten on the battlefield or something, you know, the red skin or puffy skin that can surround a wound.
And like it can be painful, it can feel hot, but at the same time, that is like your body responding to a problem and trying to fix it.
And so I mean, my sense is that like the word developed because like it has these literal associations with heat.
But I do think it it's created this problem unintentionally, where it just sounds like something negative.
Influence.
Inflammation sounds like something that you want to get rid of.
And it certainly like put me in a different mind space when I learned that, like, oh no, like inflammation is, you know, it's your body repairing.
Like that sounds positive, but it's not maybe like where your mind naturally goes when you hear the word inflammation.
So, as one of the scientists I talked to for my story put it, like every cell in your body can experience inflammation.
Oh God.
And a lot of that inflammation, to your point, is happening at the molecular level that we're never gonna be able to perceive with our own eyes.
But even there, even with this invisible type of inflammation, there's a good kind and there's a bad kind.
So once again, it's it's more complicated than you might think.
There's first like what scientists call homeostatic inflammation.
And this is basically like your body doing routine maintenance.
Like your cells, you know, we don't like to stop and think about this, but like, you know, they're degrading slowly over time.
Your body's stepping in all the time to make repairs.
exactly.
When you work out, when you lift weights, your muscles tear, they're injured, basically.
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