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Are their foods and drinks which cause an elevated crp blood test?
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Unlikely: Elevate CRP is generally a sign of inflammation in the body. Unless the food or drink causes inflammation, e.g., taking gluten by a gluten sensitive person, food and drink do not raise CRP.
Answered 3/25/2015
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