Inflamed is a gripping exploration of the hidden fires shaping our bodies, communities, and planet. Delving into the interconnectedness of health, social justice, and environmental crises, the book reveals how systemic inequalities and ecological destruction fuel chronic inflammation in individuals and society. Bridging science, history, and lived experiences, it unveils the biological and societal impact of pollution, stress, and economic disparity. With a call to action for transformative change, "Inflamed" invites readers to reimagine health as a collective and ecological pursuit, inspiring hope for a future rooted in equity, resilience, and healing for both humanity and the Earth.
