What social media gets wrong about inflammation
Chronic inflammation is a legitimate health concern tied to serious diseases, but social media hype often misrepresents it, leading to unnecessary anxiety. The episode clarifies the science and emphasizes evidence-based lifestyle choices over fad remedies.
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