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Are You At Risk for High CRP?

If you meet any of these criteria, your C-reactive protein levels could be too high.
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You Don't Sleep Enough


Whether it's self-imposed or caused by a sleep disorder, a lack of slumber leads to the release of both cortisol and CRP. (Chronic stress can do the same thing.)

From the September 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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