C-reactive protein, pharmacological treatments and diet: how to target your inflammatory burden
B Bay, N Arnold, C Waldeyer - Current Opinion in Lipidology, 2024 - journals.lww.com
B Bay, N Arnold, C Waldeyer
Current Opinion in Lipidology, 2024•journals.lww.comBoth pharmacological agents as well as diet provide the opportunity to improve the
inflammatory profile and thereby lower C-reactive protein concentrations. Whilst advances in
the field of specific anti-inflammatory treatments have been made over the last years, their
broad implementation is currently limited. Therefore, optimization of diet (and other lifestyle
factors) could provide a cost effective and side-effect free intervention to target low-grade
vascular inflammation.
inflammatory profile and thereby lower C-reactive protein concentrations. Whilst advances in
the field of specific anti-inflammatory treatments have been made over the last years, their
broad implementation is currently limited. Therefore, optimization of diet (and other lifestyle
factors) could provide a cost effective and side-effect free intervention to target low-grade
vascular inflammation.
Summary
Both pharmacological agents as well as diet provide the opportunity to improve the inflammatory profile and thereby lower C-reactive protein concentrations. Whilst advances in the field of specific anti-inflammatory treatments have been made over the last years, their broad implementation is currently limited. Therefore, optimization of diet (and other lifestyle factors) could provide a cost effective and side-effect free intervention to target low-grade vascular inflammation.
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