Vaccines create a "cytokine storm"... due to the adjuvants added to them. The virus content of the current vaccines is not strong enough it is thought to create that reaction.

All infectious illnesses create cytokines in the body. Cytokines are also called prostaglandins by some. These are inflammatory molecules released from cells. Some are signaling types, which activate the release and manufacture of antibodies. Some dilate blood vessels, and some are healing during trauma and injury.

We often get new posters with peripheral neuropathy following a viral illness of some kind. The most common form of this it appears to be an all over burning sensation in the skin. The chickenpox virus when it activates in the body causes neuropathic pain as well~shingles!

There are anti-inflammatory foods recognized now, and also an anti-inflammatory diet some people follow. The RSD forum uses diet sometimes. Using the nutritiondata.com link I gave, you can actually see the inflammatory index for many foods, right there on that website. It is generally thought that supplying the proper amounts of flax oil and fish oil in the diet will bring down inflammation to some extent. The consumption of Omega 6 fats, with no Omega 3 content, leads to inflammatory bodily responses too.

I have an EFA thread here:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/showthread.php?t=6092