Hi {{first name | there}},

We all know that inflammation is bad for your health.

But a sore throat, a swollen ankle, rheumatoid arthritis, visceral fat, and plaque in an artery can all involve inflammation.

They are not the same kind of inflammation.

“Inflammation” is too often treated like a single process in the body. Someone gets a red CRP result and asks, “How inflamed am I?” An advanced panel adds seven more markers, which somehow makes the answer feel less clear.

The better question should be: What kind of inflammatory process are we looking for, and how do we measure it?