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7. Lower inflammation

A diet rich in antioxidants is already a good start to lowering inflammation in the body. A diet which both steers clear of inflammatory foods and provides ample antioxidants is sure way to lower your risk of chronic inflammation and inflammatory diseases. This includes allergies, asthma, arthritis, Crohn's disease, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), Parkinson’s, and many others.

Many people are living with chronic inflammation, and they don't even know it. These people may be suffering from digestive problems, high blood glucose levels, fatigue, skin problems, and other general symptoms.

An anti-inflammatory diet includes foods that are high in fiber, many servings of fruits and vegetables, little to no saturated fats, and healthy omega-3 fatty acids.

Inflammatory foods to avoid: dairy, sugar, refined flour, artificial sweeteners, artificial additives, vegetable oil, and saturated fats.

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