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Amie’s Anti-Inflammatory Grocery Guide Looking for a grocery list that’s Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free & Soy-Free that will help with internal inflammation? Here’s Amie’s must-have foods when shopping at the food store or farmers market to help control your inflammation.

Chronic inflammation is very damaging to the body. To help fight any harmful effects, here are some recipes to reduce inflammation in the body.

The link between chronic disease and inflammation based on a poor diet and sedentary lifestyle has been made clear by now, as outlined in an article from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Walnuts, berries and other foods have anti-inflammatory properties that can help make your body feel better. By incorporating these types of foods into your diet, you may be able to ease your joint pain naturally. Try one of these delicious dishes and eat your way to a better, younger feeling you!

Inflamed joints are painful, achy, and not one bit of fun. Inflammation of the body is an immune response to injury. When your body inflames, it’s trying to heal itself by burning out infection, dead tissue, and to start the healing process.

There are so many illnesses that involve inflammation. After all, it is part of the body’s normal and natural response to injury. Whether you’re simply laid up with a sprained ankle or nursing chronic arthritis, this type of diet is important to learn about in order to take every measure towards recovery during emergency situations and periods of more long term healing.

An anti-inflammatory diet might ease the pain of rheumatoid arthritis symptoms.

Fight inflammation and eliminate pain with these simple superfood recipes.

Food plays a key role in reducing inflammation! Here's an anti-inflammatory gluten-free meal plan full of recipes with healthy anti-inflammatory properties.

With all of the different diet types out there, from gluten-free to alkaline, it can be tough to keep track of what’s okay and what isn’t. While the ins and outs of the gluten-free diet have become relatively mainstream, other diets, like the anti-inflammatory diet, still haven’t had their moment in the public spotlight. It’s said that the anti-inflammatory diet can help combat issues such as digestion problems, fatigue, moodiness, issues with weight management, and food cravings.

On this Mediterranean-inspired diet, you'll fill up on fresh fruits and vegetables, legumes, whole grains, nuts, oily fish (or fish-oil supplements) and exotic ingredients, such as cooked Asian mushrooms and special varieties of tea. You'll aim for a varied diet and strive to consume organic foods and a rainbow of colors for broad nutrients.

Food is important in controlling inflammation. We've put together a full week of recipes using foods that are known for their anti-inflammatory properties. Manage your rheumatoid arthritis by eating right!