26/09/2026
One of the most important connections between sleep and immunity is inflammation.
Healthy sleep helps maintain inflammatory balance.
But chronic sleep deficiency has been associated with increased systemic inflammatory signalling, including changes in cytokines and other inflammatory markers.
And this matters because chronic, low-grade inflammation is involved in many conditions.
This doesn't mean:
“Poor sleep causes every inflammatory disease.”
It means sleep is one of the biological systems that can influence the inflammatory environment in your body.
So when someone says:
“My diet is clean, but I still feel inflamed.”
I don't only ask:
“What are you eating?”
I also want to know:
“What is happening between 10 PM and 7 AM?”
Because nutrition is only one piece of the inflammatory puzzle.
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