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The term "root cause" was not invented for nothing. One should always try to find the root cause since if you do not find it you are fighting a symptom instead
by mhkool 7y ago
The term "root cause" was not invented for nothing. One should always try to find the root cause since if you do not find it you are fighting a symptom instead of a cause.
There is a huge amount of research about what causes inflammation so it is correct to say that inflammation is a symptom not a cause.
- naasking 7y ago> There is a huge amount of research about what causes inflammation so it is correct to say that inflammation is a symptom not a cause. It is not necessarily just a symptom, that's the point. So no, it's not necessarily correct because sometimes inflammation is exactly the cause.
- RobertRoberts 7y agoI think because a symptom can be part of a cascade of problems doesn't mean we should ignore or dismiss the root cause as the most important thing. As far as I know suppressing inflammation is a temporary stop-gap, not a cure. Can you demonstrate where inflammation does not have a root cause?