Two things: First, if this is as well documented as you say then you should provide such documentation as you seem to think it should be at the finger tips of

Two things: First, if this is as well documented as you say then you should provide such documentation as you seem to think it should be at the finger tips of others. Second, your comment doesn't actually counter the main point of what you are responding to. The point is that what "inflammation" means is too general. Even if it is true that you enter a "heightened inflammation" state when eating, that doesn't discredit the idea that inflammation as a category is being overloaded.