IL1B

There are lots of ways to know if you're getting inflammation.

Of course, the most accurate way is to do a blood test and look for markers like C-reactive protein, which is a marker for cardiovascular inflammation, IL-6, IL-1 Beta, TNF Alpha.

Your doctor can test for those, or you can order a kit online typically.

But if you just want to know daily what, how you're doing as a human being, it's kind of symptoms that you might see would be your skin might feel inflamed.

And for example, for CRP, we know it's a downstream biomarker.

It's, um, acted after activation of the NLRP3 inflammasome and the IL-one IL-six axis.

IL-six, um, activates the acute phase response in the liver, which then leads to CRP secretion.

This is what we can measure with eight high-sensitivity assays.

It freaks out.

Yeah, it synthesizes and secretes IL-1A and IL-1B out into the surrounding tissue.

Those proteins act as a localized distress beacon, calling your immune system, specifically white blood cells, to swarm the area.

And