Anti-Inflammatory Food and Habits and How to Optimise Your Microbiome
- Haydenshousefoodandproduce

- Aug 16, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 27, 2021
According to NutritionFacts.org, eating wholefood plant-based diet is generally anti-inflammatory. Over the years, I've iterated and found which food help me fight inflammation. Here they are:
Parsley
Flaxseed
Ginger
Turmeric
Mushrooms
Popeye Spinach
Edamame (whole soy beans in pods)
Coriander
Cherries
I get them organic whenever possible. If not available, I still get the conventionally grown ones. I also grow my own where possible.

Four important habits I found that help me fight inflammation. I wrote these in upper case for a reason:
AT LEAST 7-9 HOURS OF QUALITY SLEEP
WHOLEFOOD PLANT-BASED FOOD
MOVEMENT TO IMPROVE BLOOD FLOW SUCH AS BRISK WALK OR RUNNING
STRESS MANAGEMENT
Here are relevant links on anti-inflammatory food:
It may also help to download New York Times Bestseller 'How Not to Die' book by Dr Michael Greger. There is a whole chapter on - 'How Not to Die from Infections' and Part II of the book have loads of information on which food best fight inflammation.
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MICROBIOMES are these powerful little things in our gut that we cannot see. But boy, once once you keep these little good buggers, findings shows that not only you may improve your immunity, it may also improve your mental health. Watch the podcast here to better understand how inflammation is linked to gut health/our Microbiome -
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