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Anti-Inflammatory Pathway

Meaning

The Anti-Inflammatory Pathway represents the complex biochemical and cellular signaling cascade within the human body responsible for actively resolving acute inflammation and suppressing chronic, low-grade systemic inflammatory states. This critical homeostatic process involves the coordinated action of specialized lipid mediators and transcription factor modulation to return tissues to a non-inflamed state. Optimal function of this pathway is fundamental to endocrine health, as chronic inflammation is a known driver of insulin resistance, HPA axis dysregulation, and the disruption of thyroid hormone metabolism. Effective pathway regulation is a primary target for longevity and metabolic interventions.