Anti-Inflammatory Diet - Plant Based Foods That Cool Inflammation



Dec 19, 2020
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Dr. Klaper tells us more about how to correct chronic inflammation with an anti inflammatory diet. Eating a plant based diet rich in leafy greens, berries, fruit, and other anti-inflammatory foods as part of your healthy diet will help reduce inflammation. Anti-inflammatory foods are foods that do not create an immune system reaction and reduce swelling and other inflammation response.

Question: Could you please recommend good foods to eat for someone on an anti-inflammatory diet?

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