…ly by causing elevation and production of two cytoines from monocytes. One is called interlucanate the other is called MCP-1 monocy chemoproctor one iol8ate MCP-1. But that's not the problem. It's the disruption in the transoperation pathwa…
…yine. I care about your ILA. Yeah, homoyine stimulates your monocytes to produce cytoines. Here we go. This is why I got no cytoines. Guess what? There are a ton of other cytoines. Do you want me to put up the transpheration pathway? I have…
…cooled off the you prevented the homocyine from causing the monocytes to release the IL8 and the MCP1. We can assume there's no real way to check an MCP-1 level a huge scientific expense. But IL8 you can easily get I think it's around $50. …
… homocysteine rises, it can trigger immune cells—especially monocytes and endothelial cells—to release inflammatory cytokines such as:
IL-8
MCP-1
These cytokines recruit immune cells and amplify inflammation throughout the body.
This cascad…
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