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KSQA: Dr. Julie Magarian Blander (Inflammation Resolution) | Keystone Symposia on Molecular Cellular Biology

Fast relief feels good. But fast relief isn’t the same as real resolution. Decongestants can open the nose. Anti-inflammatories can mute pain. Antihistamines can calm symptoms. High-dose vitamins can look impressive. But none of those change the communication pattern that created the issue in the first place. Pain is feedback. Inflammation is a signal. Sensitivity is information. When the body’s messages are blocked instead of understood, the symptoms tend to repeat. CODE exists for a different

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