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Maybe the two go hand-in-hand?
Sooooo..... What hospitals should be doing is
1) reducing the cause of inflammation... which on many fronts they are really good at (yeah antibiotics) and finding the cause.
2) not so brouhaha with dietary reductions for inflammation. People are apparently like cattle, all the same when it comes to diet, go figure? Nobody's quite realised that carbs are really not good. Apparently that is politically incorrect.
3) reorientating people's circadian clock, so they would sleep at night and be awake during the day. I think this is important. Unfortunately, hospitals have not made the connection between doing this and saving on having to hire staff to sit with a patient because the demented or delirious patient is off their chops most of the night, but sleeps during the day (not surprising because they are exhausted after being up doing ridiculous things most of the night).
I mean, hospitals are just stupid, really.