HsCRP

C-Reactive Protein: A Measure of Systemic Inflammation

C-Reactive Protein (CRP) is a blood protein that measures systemic inflammation. It is commonly elevated in chronic disorders including Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriatic Arthritis, Crohn’s Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, Ankylosing Spondylitis and other chronic inflammatory conditions. C-Reactive Protein is also used to assess cardiovascular disease (heart attack and stroke) risk.

At the Goldberg Tener Clinic, the C-Reactive Protein test is employed to measure the level of inflammation and assess patient progress during the course of care. We routinely see inflammatory levels normalize as an individualized Bio-Hygienic Re-Creation Program™ is implemented. See twenty five before / after test results from our patients below.

At the Goldberg Tener Clinic, inflammation is viewed as the result of adverse circumstances, not the cause of them. When causes are addressed, inflammation subsides and the patient begins to experience real health, not just the suppression of symptoms by toxic medications. Address and remove the causes of the inflammation and the body no longer has the need to produce it. Read our article “Why Inflammation is NOT the Enemy”.

The following are before/after HsCRP test results from patients at the Goldberg Tener Clinic. The improvements seen came by addressing causal factors and without the use of drugs, herbs or other treatments/therapies. Learn more about our unique approach to Chronic Disease Reversal, the Bio-Hygienic Re-Creation System™.

The reference range for a normal C-Reactive Protein test is less than 3.0.