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How can diet relate to long-term health esp. inflammation?
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No Relation: These days, those who are not experts in science are taking published articles regarding inflammation, and trying to find ways to profit from them. Inflammation is an immune response to local damage. The only inflammation by food, would be due to allergy.
Answered 8/31/2017
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