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What comes to mind when someone says diseases of civilization? Diseases like diabetes, arthritis, obesity, psoriasis, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, heart disease, cancer? - Yes correct. When we think of inflammation, most of us probably think of a reddened and hot spot full of pus. Of course, this local impairment is one of its forms, however, it is necessary to realize that inflammation is a defensive reaction of tissue and organ to damage. In addition to infection, the causes can also be chemical or physical influences. The classic symptoms are pain, swelling, redness, warmth and, last but not least, a possible malfunction, especially if the organs are involved. Each organ has its irreplaceable place in the system of functioning of the human organism as a whole. If it is weakened and does not function properly, it becomes a risk point for triggering other diseases, which thus become a build-up problem after the inflammation, or run parallel to it. We could continue with a whole list of interrelationships, the beginning of which is inflammation, which weakens the organ in its functionality and structure, which is subsequently a triggering mechanism for other, often more serious diseases. The opposite is also true, some diseases are risk factors for inflammation. And these are already two reasons why you should start reading the book that lies in front of you and wants to advise you in a simple way on how to minimize the risks of a whole range of so-called civilizational diseases, which currently plague humanity, especially in developed countries, where unhealthy lifestyles such as a consequence of civilization and life at a trot. If you care about your health, try to stop and rest for a while, perhaps with our book.