Why Does Inflammation Seem to Underlie All Sickness?
Article is lacking in substance.  It's conclusion is basically that there are two types of inflammation - one designed to attack parasites (worms, etc.) the other to attack bacteria and viruses.<p>The theory it proposes is that because humans have basically eradicated parasitic infections, that part of the body becomes over active and leads to autoimmune disorders.<p>0 link to sources.  I've never heard of this "dual inflammation system".  Not saying it's false, just saying, show me the research.  Further, show the research that somehow links the under-activity of one to full blown autoimmune disorders.  Seems like a weak link.