From eNewsletter 9/9/2024
DID YOU KNOW that several studies were just published about how important it is to protect our young people from excess inflammation?
According to one study from JAMA Psychiatry, low-grade systemic inflammation, tracked by C-reactive protein blood level screening, peaking in midchildhood was associated with specific mental and cardiometabolic disorders in young adulthood.
Another study from JAMA Psychiatry expanded the inflammatory biomarker screening in young persons to include leukocytes, haptoglobin, C-reactive protein, and IgG. They were all found to be associated with a risk of inflammation-related psychiatric disorders, and should be used for high-risk population identification.
Finally, a study from The Journal of Nutrition found that elevated cow milk antibody concentrations (IgG) and high consumption of liquid milk after infancy are related to type 1 diabetes development in children (diabetes is a chronic inflammatory disease). According to the authors, cow milk intolerance screening is a strong biomarker for young immune systems prone to developing islet autoimmunity and should be emphasized.
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