Why It Happens

Underlying biological mechanisms such as hormonal shifts, inflammatory responses, or metabolic imbalances can contribute to the development of supplements to reduce inflammation in the body. Advanced health testing can help identify these root causes and guide personalized interventions.

How to Manage

Managing supplements to reduce inflammation in the body typically involves a combination of lifestyle changes, optimized nutrition, stress management, and targeted supplementation. Identifying key imbalances through comprehensive testing enables more personalized and effective health strategies.

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Key Biomarkers

• Albumin-Creatinine Ratio (uACR) - Monitoring Albumin-Creatinine Ratio (uACR) helps identify hidden imbalances.

• Urine Casts - Monitoring Urine Casts helps identify hidden imbalances.

• Free Testosterone - Monitoring Free Testosterone helps identify hidden imbalances.

• Fasting insulin - Monitoring Fasting insulin helps identify hidden imbalances.

• HbA1c - Monitoring HbA1c helps identify hidden imbalances.

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References

• Cleveland Clinic – Chronic Inflammation

• NIH – What is Inflammation?

• Healthline – Inflammation