It doesn’t suddenly appear in the heart. Nor does it start in the brain. It develops gradually \u2013 in everyday life. And in many cases, it begins in the gut. <\/p> \n \n
More precisely: in the intestines. <\/strong> <\/p>
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\n A large part of our immune system resides there. And it’s there that it’s decided daily how well our body stays in balance. <\/p>
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\n The intestinal lining is not just for nutrient absorption. It is a protective system. It decides which substances from the intestinal contents are allowed to enter the bloodstream \u2013 and which must stay out. <\/p>
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\n What is in the intestines is not automatically in the body yet. Only when substances pass into the blood do they become part of the organism. <\/p>
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\n And this is often where the problem begins.<\/p>
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\n In everyday life, two main factors primarily affect this protection:<\/p>
\n\r\n Both attack the internal balance \u2013 often over years.<\/p>
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\n Particularly stressful are:<\/p>
\n\r\n These factors can irritate the immune system over a long period.<\/p>
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\n No acute illness. No dramatic findings. But a silent, continuous reaction. <\/p>
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\n This is exactly where \u201cSilent Inflammation\u201d begins.<\/p>
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\n Stress is not just a feeling. It is a biological state. In the short term, it helps us. Chronically, it throws the system out of balance. <\/p>
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\n It affects:<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n Stress doesn’t make you sick immediately. But it keeps inflammation active. <\/p>
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\n Regeneration is necessary for inflammation to subside.<\/p>
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\n Those who consistently get too little sleep<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n Without sufficient rest, silent inflammation persists.<\/p>
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\n Fat in the abdominal area \u2013 especially around the organs \u2013 is hormonally active and can release pro-inflammatory substances.<\/p>
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\n The more it accumulates, the more silent inflammation is fueled in the background.<\/p>
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\n When cells react less effectively to insulin \u2013 known as insulin resistance \u2013 more sugar remains in the blood than intended.<\/p>
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\n Persistently elevated blood sugar levels are primarily caused by:<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n This also intensifies silent inflammatory processes.<\/p>
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\n Silent Inflammation causes:<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n It often manifests very subtly:<\/strong><\/p>
\n\r\n In everyday life, you often hear: \u201cThat’s just age.\u201d And at the doctor’s, it’s: \u201cThe values are fine.\u201d <\/p>
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\n Exactly this makes silent inflammation so insidious. It continues in the background. <\/strong><\/p>
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\n Those who take early changes seriously can intervene early \u2013 before diseases develop.<\/p>
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\n Silent inflammation cannot be regulated at the last moment. It must be curbed early. This means: <\/p>
\n\r\n In addition to diet, stress reduction, and sufficient sleep, targeted support for inflammatory regulation can be beneficial<\/strong>.<\/p>
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\n Certain natural ingredients such as curcumin, boswellia, vitamin C, and B vitamins<\/strong> contribute to the normal function of the immune system and support physiological balancing processes in the body.<\/p>
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\n This is exactly where VITAMIC ZERO LIMITS\u00ae<\/strong> comes in. The ingredients it contains are designed to regulate low-grade inflammatory processes<\/strong> and stabilize the body’s own balance<\/strong>. <\/p>
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\n VITAMIC ZERO LIMITS\u00ae does not replace a healthy lifestyle \u2013 but it can be a useful supplement when silent inflammation plays a role.<\/p>
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\n In the next posts, we will gradually dedicate ourselves to the areas where silent inflammation plays a central role.<\/p>
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\n We will discuss diseases and changes in the following topics:<\/p>
\n\r\n Because silent inflammation affects not just one organ, but entire regulatory circuits in the body.<\/p>
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\n In the next blog, we will start with the topic of .<\/p>
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\n We will show what is important about type 2 diabetes and why silent inflammation is also a key factor in the development of this disease.<\/p>
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In the first blog, we showed that silent inflammation plays a central role in arteriosclerosis and thus in heart attack and stroke.
Now the next question arises: Where does this silent inflammation actually begin?
It doesn’t suddenly appear in the heart. Nor does it start in the brain. It develops […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":20786,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[39],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-20785","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-news"],"yoast_head":"\nThe Intestines \u2013 Our Internal Shield<\/h5>
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What threatens this protective function?<\/h5>
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Malnutrition \u2013 Daily Internal Strain<\/h5>
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Chronic Stress \u2013 The Invisible Amplifier<\/h5>
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Lack of Sleep \u2013 When the Body Gets No Break<\/h5>
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\nAbdominal Fat and Sugar \u2013 The Silent Fire Accelerator<\/h5>
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Why the Danger is Underestimated for So Long<\/h5>
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Where You Really Need to Start<\/h5>
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What Else You Can Do<\/h5>
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What comes next<\/h5>
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