I just wanted to share this informative and basic article on nutrigenomics, the study of gene-diet related interactions in the human body. I think nutrigenomics is a highly underrated field...perhaps there's more research done on this forum than the medical field, lol.
To the list of anti-inflammatories listed in the article, I would definitely add DIM (for women). It has done wonders for my inflammation. Also, inositol helps with nerve-related inflammatory reactions.
(if the direct link doesn't work, try this: http://holistichealthnaturally.com/what-you-need-to-know-about-inflammation/ )
There are several books on Amazon. Some were mentioned In my epigenetics Thread. . i searched for some at my library, but no luck.
Interesting that he doesn't consider C-reactive protein to be an effective indicator.
For quercetin, save your onion skins & include them when making stock/broth.