Chronic Inflammation: Hidden Risks of Low-Grade Bacterial Contamination

28 Oct 2024 · 1 min
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Robert Whitfield MD explains how low-grade bacterial contamination, often from implants, triggers chronic inflammation in about one-third of cases. The bacteria produce substances that cause fatigue, joint and muscle pain, palpitations, and gut problems. Clinicians often miss implants as the source.

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