Inflammation is a body’s protective response to various types of injuries and infections. It is a natural process that helps the body heal. However, persistent chronic inflammation can cause several health problems. So, what makes the inflammation persist? Do you know some of your favorite foods can induce inflammation? The body views some of these foods as strange; hence, it mobilizes white blood cells to destroy them. Learn about the types of these foods to modify your diet and avoid inflammation. The ‘Inflammation Book’ explores the latest research on the causes and mechanisms of inflammation. It gives readers a fundamental understanding of inflammation and its impact on overall health. Moreover, they will learn about the different types of inflammation and how they affect our body systems, including the nervous system. If you are looking for a comprehensive guide to understanding inflammation at the cellular and organ level and its implication on your health, this book is for you.
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Introduction
PART I:
Chapter 1: An introduction to Inflammation
Inflammation Pathway
The Process of Inflammation following tissue injury
Mechanisms Involved in Inflammation
Cellular Activation
Cytokine Production
Chemokine Signaling
Chapter 2: The Mediators of Inflammation: Eicosanoids
he triggers of eicosanoid production
Food Triggers of Inflammation
Other Key Agents of Inflammation
Implications of Inflammation
Inflammation at Cellular Level
The Effects of Inflammation
Inflammation at Organ Level
Chapter 3: Common Symptoms of Inflammation
Diseases That Result from Inflammation.
ii Inflammation and Attention deficit disorder (ADHD) 40 Anti-Inflammatory Diet.
Part II
Chapter 4: Nerves of the Body
The Nervous system
Types of Nerves.
The Major Innervations of The Body
Functions of the Nerves.
Neuropathy
The Domino Effect of Inflammation
Inflammation of the Spinal Nerves
Chapter 5: The General Scheme of the Spinal Nerves .65 Cervical Nerves C1-C4.
Cervical Nerves C5-C8.
Thoracic Nerves T1-T4.
Thoracic Nerves T5-T10
Thoracic Nerve T11
Thoracic Nerve T12
Lumber Nerves L1-L5
Sacral Nerves S1-S5
Coccygeal Nerves
Final Remarks
References
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Dr. Prince N. Agbedanu is a dedicated Professor of genetics and biochemistry. After years of teaching concepts in these fields, he has developed a passion for communicating the content and understanding of the underlying molecular mechanisms to a wide range of the public in the most relatable form. This oxidation vs free radical production piece focus on clarifying the concept of oxidation, free radical production and the key way to curb their effect and promote cell integrity. His other related upcoming pieces include ‘The Vegan’s Choice, an epigenetic software’ and ‘the natural way to fighting antibiotic resistance’.
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