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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Allergens prompt the immune system to develop antibodies, which cause tissue cells to release chemicals, including histamine, that fuel an inflammatory response.
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From the
September 2011 issue of
O, The Oprah Magazine
