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  1. Discovering the mechanism of action of nutritional therapy and evolving an innovative formula for the treatment of Crohn's disease

    … These components were also shown to inhibit P38 signalling by phosphorylation blockade. The anti-inflammatory activity of PF could be enhanced through manipulation of the concentrations of these two components. The anti-inflammatory properties of PF could be further enhanced by including an …

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