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Do you know the difference between acute and chronic inflammation? Understanding these types of inflammation is crucial for effective injury recovery and long-term health!

In today's video, we break down the key differences between acute and chronic inflammation. Acute inflammation happens immediately after an injury, like when you sprain your knee or get a mosquito bite. It's your body's way of signaling to rest and heal. On the other hand, chronic inflammation can develop from repetitive microtraumas, leading to persistent pain and potential long-term damage if not properly managed.

Learn how to treat acute injuries like sprains, including what to do right after an injury occurs, why you might want to avoid taking ibuprofen, and how inflammation actually helps in the healing process. We'll also discuss the importance of proper rest and movement to avoid chronic inflammation from overuse injuries, such as tennis elbow, and how to prevent these injuries from worsening over time.

We'll share personal experiences and the latest research on:

👉The role of inflammation in injury recovery
👉How chronic inflammation can lead to joint and muscle stiffness
👉The importance of range of motion for joint health
👉How to prevent injuries from becoming chronic conditions
👉The best supplements for reducing inflammation and promoting healing
👉Don't let inflammation slow you down! Watch now to learn how to keep moving, stay strong, and prevent injuries from turning into long-term issues.

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