AMP – nowa mitologia medycyny czy brakujący element biologicznej układanki?
- Dr Ozimek
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Im dłużej pracuję jako lekarz, tym częściej odnoszę wrażenie, że współczesna medycyna zakochała się w prostych historiach. Cholesterol jest „zły".
Coraz więcej badań z zakresu immunometabolizmu, psychoneuroimmunologii, biologii ewolucyjnej i medycyny systemowej sugeruje, że organizm odbiera znacznie więcej informacji niż tylko obecność patogenu lub uszkodzenia tkanki.
Przez ponad 99% historii naszego gatunku żyliśmy:
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