Ray Peat Audio Archive

ewh-110118-inflammation — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview ewh-110118-inflammation. The excerpt begins at 00:19:06 and runs for 55 seconds.

in relation to our ability to adjust the circulation and the phagocytosis and so on to get rid of the problem, then the serotonin starts to be the main problem. And the serotonin activates other things including the formation of prostaglandins from fatty acids and the release of nitric oxide and this cluster of things, most of which can have an adaptive protective effect. When there's not enough energy supplied to the organism and too much endotoxin from the bacteria, then the nitric oxide and serotonin create inflammation in the wall of the intestine and blood vessels