Acute inflammation results when we injure ourselves and subsides when that injury is healed. Undesirable prolonged inflammation, or chronic inflammation, reflect a malfunction in this important immune mechanism and can lead to some of our most life-threatening conditions, including cancer, autoimmune disorders, diabetes, Alzheimer's, heart disease, etc. There are a number of risk factors for chronic inflammation, such as unmanaged stress, hidden ingredients in processed foods, impaired digestion, less dietary diversity, medicinal drugs side effects, etc. These factors put the body on high alert, even when an alert is unnecessary. The consequence of constant flow of inflammatory cell signals produce cumulative effects that can significantly damage health over time. Some specific laboratory testing are used to uncover causes of illness that has been treated as undiagnosable symptoms, bronchial hypersensitivities, atopic dermatitis, adverse food reactions in younger children, irritable colon, chronic diarrhea, frequent ear infections, asthma, headache, sinusitis, bursitis, joint pain, etc. Essential therapeutic considerations include short/long-term avoidance of identified allergens; rotation diet until sensitivity decreases; re-establish healthy bowel microflora; decrease inflammatory gut reaction with lifestyle modification, foods and supplements.