Dylan Scott
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4 Sep
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So I want to be clear about that.
But on a variety of things, there seems to be a pretty strong relationship.
And I do think
that's why for totally natural reasons people hear that and they're like okay what can I do to prevent that and get rid of this thing that's gonna cause me all of these problems.
Look, uh, it's a great question.
And we know at certain extremes, like if you have, you know, an enormous amount of some kind of inflammation-related biomarker, like that probably means there's an underlying problem.
But we're still in the process of establishing baselines for what's normal.
There's something called immune monitoring programs um at major health systems around the country.
And basically what they are trying
Trying to do is establish those baselines, collecting samples from all kinds of different people, collecting them from people over time, from people, you know, before they got sick, while they got sick, after they got sick, to try to just figure out at the most basic level, like what is normal and what is normal for different kinds of people.
Like, you know, if you went into your primary care doctor right now and said, like, what's my influence?
Inflammation.
I think they would just sort of like look at you like, huh?
What are you talking about?
And you probably wouldn't even necessarily think to ask that because all of this is so new in a lot of ways.
But it does seem possible that we're working towards a future where like we figured out the right things to measure to gauge your chronic inflammation.
We've figured out the right baselines against which to judge or whatever we're able to measure.
And it could
Be that like in the future you get like an inflammation score that's similar to like your blood pressure reading or your cholesterol level or your blood sugar or something like that.
Whoa.
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