
The good news is that inflammation can be significantly reduced and even eliminated using food and nutrition to help the body heal itself.
The Top Ten Foods That Reduce Inflammation
1. Ginger is a root that can be prepared as a tea, powder, or juiced for maximum inflammation-fighting properties.

3. Dark leafy vegetables are high in vitamin E which contains cytokines that protect from inflammation.
4. Brassica (cruciferous) vegetables contain potent minerals and nutrients that strengthen the immune system.
5. Chia seeds contain Omega 3's which are known to reduce inflammation.

7. Walnuts are also high in Omega 3's and can help reduce inflammatory responses in the body.
8. Beets can help reduce inflammation as well as protect your heart. Have in moderation.
9. Garlic and onions are delicious and extremely healing for your body. Crush fresh garlic and onions and let them sit for a few minutes to allow the allicin and quercetin to have the greatest effect.
10. Tart cherries are an excellent anti-inflammatoryย if you consume them in moderation.
Other tips for reducing inflammation include:
- Taking the time to breathe and appreciate your food before eating.
- De-stressing your life as much as possible.
- Eliminating gluten if you have sensitivity to it.
- Avoiding the major inflammatory foods like: trans fats, highly processed foods, white sugar, processed white flour products, alcoholic beverages, too many omega 6 fats and not enough omega 3 fats, dairy products, MSG and other food additives, and of course gluten as previously mentioned.

Life is meant to be enjoyed pain free! Incorporate these foods into your diet to help your body heal itself and restore your vitality.
With love and appreciation,








I was surprised to see no sea vegetables on the list (although it’s a great list); they’re so mineral-rich and supportive of the thyroid. I love combining raw, soaked seaweed with soaked nuts (e.g. walnuts, Brazils), ripe red pepper, celery, and hot and savory spices (ginger, wasabi, Szechuan peppercorns), and blending up a “seafood” pate in the Vitamix. I serve it with avocado, tomato (or sun-dried tomato during the winter), and sunflower sprouts. The red pepper gives it the pink color of salmon salad, and the seaweeds give it a seafood flavor without any dead things. Health and peace.
Oops! I left out the shallot or sweet onion!