Cytokines in peripheral whole blood in atopic, nonatopic asthmatics – (12-07-00)



Cytokines in peripheral whole blood in atopic, nonatopic asthmatics

This article touches on the importance of Th1/Th2 cytokine balance. I’ve actually come up with a good description of these two balances. Th1 is the body’s attack system, attacking invaders that make it into the body. Th2 is the defense system, trying to keep things from getting in. A Th2 dominant state will overreact to invaders, thus leading to atopy and asthma. There are natural ways to help balance the Th1/Th2 ratio.

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