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Saturday, September 6, 2008    
How The Body Works

Microdose Therapyâ„¢ works like your body is trying to work, but can't.
Fig. 1 - Inflammation strikes, due to injury, infection, allergy or stress
Fig. 1 - Inflammation strikes, due to injury, infection, allergy or stress
Fig. 2 - The body's natural cortisone 'pulse' quenches inflammation
Fig. 2 - The body's natural cortisone 'pulse' quenches inflammation
Fig. 3 - Inflammation recedes, and the body returns to normal.
Fig. 3 - Inflammation recedes, and the body returns to normal.

When inflammation strikes (figure 1), your body allows short term inflammation to help heal itself - whether from injury, allergy, infection or stress. This initial inflammation is good and beneficial to your body, allowing the immune system to go to work fast.

Once the immune system has done its job, then, your adrenal glands produce a cortisone 'pulse,' (figure 2) a spike in blood level cortisone production which reduces the inflammation, and returns things to normal (figure 3).

 
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