The paradoxical behavior of the human body to both self-repair and self-destruct is indeed a fascinating enigma. The ability of bones to mend, lacerations to seal, and the usual resistance to severe microbial infection is a direct result of biochemistry and physiology aimed to protect and promote our health and longevity. In contrast, this same physiology appears to have the potential to attack one's own body and lead to the development of chronic disease
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