The Ideal Inflammation

Inflammation is a biological process orchestrated, induced by microbial infection or tissue damage. A major trigger of inflammation is the recognition of microbes by specific receptors of the innate immune system, which play a crucial role in the induction of the first signals that initiate and establish the inflammatory framework [1]. A primary function of inflammation is to resolve the infection and repair the damage in order to achieve the balance of homeostasis. Thus, the ideal inflammatory response is rapid and destructive, but specific and self-limiting [2]. The importance of this balance is demonstrated by the results of certain chronic infectious or inflammatory disorders, according to which the inflammatory response causes more damage