As someone with an auto-immune disorder, i've managed to reduce inflammation with diet changes, but it is always an ongoing battle against various triggers.
Something like this would be great to help me monitor inflammation levels and correlate that data with lifestyle changes (did I eat gluten that week as a cheat? Did I have some milk or chocolate?)
There's so many lifestyle changes I make that "appear" to reduce inflammation but there's no real way to monitor the effectiveness of those changes on inflammation markers.
I know, for example, a primary trigger for me is a pet allergy that triggers a general immune response, which in-turn raises my baseline inflammation and then causes the auto-immune issues. One pet exposure and i'm a wreck for weeks.
Being able to track this, and see if antihistamines impact the inflammation ect is helpful.
My condition isn't serious enough to warrant immunosuppressive treatment, and heavy steroids are overkill.
Something like this would be great to help me monitor inflammation levels and correlate that data with lifestyle changes (did I eat gluten that week as a cheat? Did I have some milk or chocolate?)
There's so many lifestyle changes I make that "appear" to reduce inflammation but there's no real way to monitor the effectiveness of those changes on inflammation markers.
I know, for example, a primary trigger for me is a pet allergy that triggers a general immune response, which in-turn raises my baseline inflammation and then causes the auto-immune issues. One pet exposure and i'm a wreck for weeks.
Being able to track this, and see if antihistamines impact the inflammation ect is helpful.
My condition isn't serious enough to warrant immunosuppressive treatment, and heavy steroids are overkill.