CONSISTENT by Primal Potential
CONSISTENT by Primal Potential · Oct 25, 2025 · 40:33
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You might feel fine. But chronic inflammation could still be running the show — silently disrupting your hormones, energy, digestion, mood, and metabolism.
This episode pulls back the curtain on:
Why chronic inflammation is the hidden driver behind so many frustrating symptoms (and major diseases)
What you can measure — from blood to stool — to actually track it
The difference between CRP and hs-CRP (and why it matters way more than you think)
What your body fat, cortisol, gut health, and mitochondria have to do with inflammation
And most importantly: what you can do this week to lower inflammation and feel better fast
If you're tired of chasing symptoms — and ready to get to the root — this is for you.
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Why chronic inflammation often has no symptoms — until a diagnosis shows up
How inflammation fuels disease (heart, gut, brain, autoimmune, cancer, hormones)
What calprotectin in your stool can reveal about your gut health
Why CRP vs. hs-CRP isn't just a nerdy detail — it could change your course of action
The role of excess body fat in triggering inflammation — and how to reverse it
Red light therapy, stress, blood sugar, sleep, and more → 8 powerful inflammation-lowering levers
🎧 Listen now, then share it with someone who needs this info — especially if they've been feeling "off" and can't figure out why.
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