Posted on Sep 28, 2015
CPO Andy Carrillo, MS
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Inflammation is 30% higher in clinically depressed patients. It appears that depression and inflammation feed off of each other in a destructive cycle, which wreaks havoc on the body and the mind.
It’s also clear that depression increases inflammation, as is highlighted in this paper by Stefan M. Gold PhD. and Michael R. Irwin MD. He states that “major depressive disorders show alterations in immunologic markers including increases in pro-inflammatory cytokine activity and inflammation.”
Essentially, when an individual is experiencing inflammation, depression adds fuel to the inflammatory fire by activating more of the elements that aggravate it. What’s more, research has uncovered clear links between inflammation and BiPolar disorder, cancer, and even Alzheimer’s disease."
http://www.lifehack.org/313463/research-finds-depression-linked-allergic-reaction-inflammation?mid=20150928&ref=mail&uid=385655&feq=daily
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CPO Andy Carrillo, MS
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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Makes sense. All systems are tied together.
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